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Ask the Experts—WebinarPicture Perfect? Teens, Media, and Social Comparison
How does digital media use affect adolescent social comparison, identity, well-being, body image, and more?
Social MediaBody ImageMental HealthSpeakersMitch Prinstein, PhD, ABPP
John Van Seters Distinguished Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences; Assistant Dean; Co-Director
Sophie Choukas-Bradley, PhD
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Allison Chase, PhD, CEDS
Regional Clinical Director
Amanda Mozea
Education Outreach Manager
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Ask the Experts—WebinarScreens, Students, and ASD
How can families optimize virtual learning for children on the autism spectrum?
NeurodiversityParentingSpeakersMatthew D. Lerner, PhD
Associate Professor, Psychology, Psychiatry, and Pediatrics; Director; Research Director
Meryl Alper, PhD
Assistant Professor
Temple Grandin, PhD
Autism Spokesperson; Author
Christopher Flint
Head of School; Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer; Founder
Victoria Dunckley, MD
Integrative Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatrist; Author
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Ask the Experts—WebinarPersuasive Technology
What is persuasive technology and how does it influence children's digital media use?
Ethical DesignMental HealthSpeakersYalda Uhls, MBA, PhD
Founder and Executive Director; Author
Richard Freed, PhD
Child and Adolescent Psychologist; Author
Criscillia Benford, PhD
Educator and Communications Consultant; Co-Author; Board Member
Max Stossel
Head of Education; Poet and Filmmaker
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Ask the Experts—WebinarPrivacy Please: Protecting Kids’ Identity and Personal Information Online
How can families safeguard children's privacy and safety online?
Ethical DesignAdvertising and MarketingSpeakersSonia Livingstone, PhD
Professor of Social Psychology
Serge Egelman, PhD
Research Director; Director
Angela J. Campbell, LLM, JD
Professor of Law; Co-Director
Jeff Chester, MSW
Executive Director
Ariel Fox Johnson, JD
Senior Counsel
Stacey Steinberg, JD
Master Legal Skills Professor; Director; Associate Director
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Ask the Experts—WebinarWin or Lose: What to Do About Videogaming
What should families know about video gaming, its effects on child development, and how to manage children's video game use?
Video GamingParentingSpeakersMarc Potenza, PhD, MD
Professor of Psychiatry; Director
Cam Adair
Founder; Director; Keynote Speaker
Douglas A. Gentile, PhD
Professor of Developmental Psychology; Editor; Co-author
Edward Spector, PsyD
Psychologist
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Ask the Experts—WebinarParenting Just Children: A How-To Conversation About Race, Social Justice Activism, and The Media
How can families, educators and clinicians talk with children, students, and patients about race and ways that families can help create a more socially just society?
Race and EthnicityCivic EngagementSocial MediaViolent ContentSpeakersDominic A. Rollins, PhD
Director;
Valerie Adams-Bass, PhD
Assistant Professor of Education
Howard C. Stevenson, PhD
Constance Clayton Professor of Urban Education; Professor of Africana Studies in Human Development and Quantitative Methods; Executive Director
Jacqueline Douge, MD, MPH, FAAP
Pediatrician; Podcast Host; Author
Craig Watkins, PhD
Ernest A. Sharp Centennial Professor; Author
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Ask the Experts—WebinarIt’s Not Funny: Cyberbullying and Other Online Cruelty
How can parents and students prevent and handle adverse online experiences such as cyberbullying?
Social MediaCyberbullyingMental HealthSocial RelationshipsSpeakersElizabeth Englander, PhD
Director
Trisha Prabhu
University Student; Founder and CEO
Melissa Faith, PhD
Clinical Pediatric Psychologist
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Ask the Experts—WebinarSchool’s Back, Now What? A Conversation About Teaching and Learning During COVID-19
How can families help students adjust to a new school year--marked for many by a shift to online learning--in the midst of a pandemic?
Education & LearningMental HealthParentingPhysical HealthSpeakersLisa Nielsen, MA
Senior Director; Permanently Certified Public School Educator and Administrator; Author
Dimitri Christakis, MD, MPH
Editor-in-Chief; Director
Charmain Jackman, PhD
Psychologist; Founder
David McKinnon, PhD
Professor of Neurobiology and Behavior
Elizabeth Englander, PhD
Director; Professor of Psychology
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Ask the Experts—WebinarFact or Fake? How to Teach Your Kids to Spot Misinformation
How can parents, educators, children and teens learn to critically analyze and differentiate between news, opinion, propaganda, misinformation, and advertising online?
Media LiteracyArtificial Intelligence (AI)Civic EngagementParentingSpeakersJoel Breakstone, PhD
Director
Jevin D. West, PhD
Associate Professor; Co-Director; Director
Diana Graber, MA
Author; Co-Founder; Founder