Media requests

Let’s keep kids safe together!

You need to have clear explanations of what’s affecting kids and teens online and what we can do about it.

We can help.

Our Director, Lisa Honold, is available for interviews, podcasts and news segments. Our research-based strategies will improve online safety and relationships in families and inspire families to use technology more intentionally.

 

Topics include:

  • Parental controls and safety features in apps

  • Gaming, AI and social media risks and dangers

  • What schools need to do to keep students safe online

  • What parents need to do to keep kids safe online

 

We’re in the News

  • Our Op-Ed on protecting kids from social media has gone international. Read it here.

  • Founder Lisa Honold shares her tips on the best parental control apps for safety.

  • Founder Lisa Honold shares her views on Meta’s AI bots and their interactions with children.

 
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Let’s keep kids safe together!

 
  • The Five Circles of Online Safety - Start Here!

    Our Blog

  • For Kids, Free Time Equals Screen Time—So Parents Fight Back

    From The Wall Street Journal

  • Sleepovers Have Parents Worried About Midnight Gadget Use

    From The Wall Street Journal

  • Conversations About Internet Safety

    KOAT News - New Mexico

  • Which Video Games Are Safe for My Kids?

    King5 News - Seattle

 

“I highly recommend working with Lisa Honold and the Center for Online Safety. Their professional development course "Mitigate Risk with Parent Partnerships" gives school leaders the tools they need to strengthen their online safety systems and improve communications with parents so they can work together to protect youth.

Lisa has a passion for this work that is apparent in everything the Center for Online Safety does.”

Renee Abrams, School Safety Manager, Bark for Schools

Interested in interviewing our Founder?

Compassionate and straight-talking Lisa Honold has been working with parents for more than a decade.

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