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"To become an avatar in the Metaverse is to fit one's consciousness into a microchip. The tightest prisons of illusion are limitlessly vast." Jules Terpak Tech(nically) Politics Civics Unplugged 🗽🚀 #HALFTHESTORY

Learn more about the #CAKidsCode from our co-founder 🌎instagram.com/reel/CjOfmi7pp…

Thrilled to be partnering 🤝 with LookUp.live for their #Y4Y2022 Summit this year! And even more thrilled to see our former intern Aliza Kopans of Tech(nically) Politics join this storytelling panel. Register here: hopin.com/events/lookup-…

The results of a previously unpublished internal investigation reveal Facebook knew Instagram was pushing girls to dangerous content. cbsn.ws/3FKnh46

“When they have an opportunity to choose between safety of our kids and profits – they always choose profits.” Attorney Matt Bergman started the Social Media Victims Law Center to work with families pursuing lawsuits against social media giants. cbsn.ws/3W6A5XZ

SO SO SO proud of my friends Emma Lembke and Aliza Kopans (Tech(nically) Politics / @logoffmovement) who are on 60 Minutes tonight. Their work is incredible and important and you should follow them 🥳🥳 cbsnews.com/news/social-me…

Thrilled to see Emma Lembke of @logoffmovement and Aliza Kopans of Tech(nically) Politics featured by 60 Minutes today as they share their personal stories of Big Tech’s harms to young people: cbsnews.com/news/social-me…

Watch 60 Minutes chronicle how youth-led organizations @logoffmovement and Tech(nically) Politics helped pass the #CAKidsCode to protect young people online by design and default: cbsnews.com/news/social-me…

Watch our founders Aliza Kopans and Emma Lembke speak to Big Tech’s harms and their hopes for the future of tech regulation on 60 Minutes Overtime: cbsnews.com/news/social-me…

Aliza Kopans shared with 60 Minutes how social media platforms contributed to "the worst mental health year of my life."

Watch Emma Lembke and Aliza Kopans explain how the passage of the #CAKidsCode gives them hope for the future of the fight for a safer online experience for young people: cbsnews.com/news/social-me…

We’re so grateful for Emma from @logoffmovement and Aliza from Tech(nically) Politics having the courage to step up and speak out against Big Tech's harms to young people. Check out their interview with 60 Minutes:cbsnews.com/news/social-me…

Listen to Brown University student Aliza Kopans and Emma Lembke of Washington University on 60 Minutes advocate for better understanding and regulation of the toxic mental health environment social media companies have created for teens and young adults.cbsnews.com/news/social-me…

ICYMI: Emma Lembke of @logoffmovement and Aliza Kopans of Tech(nically) Politics talked to 60 Minutes about their work to elevate Big Tech's harms to young people and pass legislation that advances privacy and safety.

Unanimously passed and signed into law last fall, the California Age Appropriate Design Code protects kids’ safety and privacy online. Now, we can build on the momentum of the #CAKidsCode with the #MDKidsCode, #MNKidsCode, #NMKidsCode, etc. youtu.be/M2bSTVtpQiY

TechPol's founders share their thoughts about the AADC. Watch & share to urge all states to protect young people in the digital world.

Aliza Kopans, student and youth advocate, shares her experience as a middle schooler on social media.

Thank you to CDC Director, Bridgit Mendler, NAMI Massachusetts, Fairplay,Kevin M. Simon, MD, MPH and student-advocate Aliza Kopans for coming together today at Suffolk University for this important conversation about youth mental health. We must end this crisis.

TechPol’s co-founder Aliza speaks to her story at Suffolk University with Ed Markey and CDC Director. Together, we can solve the youth mental health crisis.

College students Emma Lembke and Aliza Kopans think lawmakers should hold social media companies accountable — and they need youth voices to do it. cbsn.ws/3oITQd9