Si eres madre o padre, te has visto atrapado entre una industria que genera miles de millones mediante diseños adictivos y una sociedad a favor de la tecnología que valora la rapidez y las ganancias por encima de todo.
MAMA es un movimiento de base formado por padres, abuelos, tíos y otras personas aliadas que luchan contra la adicción a los medios. Estamos tomando acción porque creemos que las experiencias y las interacciones de la vida real deben ocupar un lugar central en una infancia saludable.
Al igual que Mothers Against Drunk Driving, nos enfrentamos a una enorme amenaza para la salud pública e impulsamos cambios en nuestros hogares, nuestras comunidades y en todo el país.MAMA fue fundada por Julie Scelfo, exreportera de The New York Times, especialista en ecología de los medios y madre de tres hijos. Nuestro movimiento reúne a padres y aliados de todo el país y de todos los ámbitos de la sociedad que reconocen los efectos que las redes sociales y otras tecnologías adictivas tienen en los niños.
MAMA takes a closer look at Big Tech’s attempts to shape AI regulation and celebrates growing efforts across the country to put children’s safety first. Plus, we’re recapping an inspiring evening at MAMA’s Annual Fall Benefit, honoring the leaders driving our movement forward, and highlighting Chapter Leaders taking action in Michigan and Nebraska. From statehouses to local communities, MAMA is turning parent power into lasting change.
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