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Three teens look at their smartphones with two discussing something they see. Research
Medium read 8th February 2026

Preparing young people to vote in a complex, attention-driven environment

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This briefing draws on research to examine young people's confidence in navigating online information and politics.
A mother and father use their phones at the dinner table while their child watches. Q&A
Long read 6th February 2026

How do my screen time habits impact my child?

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Learn how your screen time habits can impact your child, and what you can do to use your devices more mindfully.
A girl and boy look at digital devices together. Research
Medium read 13th January 2026

The Gender Gap: Understanding & responding to girls’ & boys’ online experiences

Research

While girls and boys have similar experiences online, there are notable differences. Explore these experiences in our research briefing.
A teen girl is sad as she looks at her smartphone. Research
Long read 18th December 2025

A year on: ‘Nudifying’ tools remain easy to access – and just as harmful

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A year on from our report, see what still remains unchanged when it comes to nudifying tools available online.
Boy on bus looking at phone sadly Research
Long read 9th December 2025

Australia’s social media ban and why the UK might be next 

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Australia is restricting under-16s from accessing social media. In the UK, 62% of parents support a ban on social media for under-16s.
A mum and child play video games together. Expert opinion
Medium read 5th December 2025

How can gaming and tech teach kids digital literacy?

Expert opinion

Dr. Rachel Kowert shares tips on using video games to help your child learn digital literacy skills.
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Supporting girls impacted by misogyny online

Dad, Barney, shares his daughter’s experience with misogyny online. See what he does to support his teen to deal with the hate she sees in online football communities.

One mum’s online money management tips to support kids

This mum shares her experience of helping her children manage money online. From setting budgets online to linking parent and child accounts, she shares her tips on supporting her children’s financial literacy.

How do you talk about pornography?

It can feel awkward for both parent and child to talk about something like pornography. In this video, find advice about approaching those tough conversations.
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