Recognizes the mental health consequences of social media on K-12 students and promotes policies to mitigate these effects.
The resolution acknowledges the mental health consequences of social media on K-12 students, including anxiety and depression. It encourages age-appropriate independence and "Let Grow" initiatives that promote outdoor play and self-directed activities. The resolution also calls for reforming liability laws to allow more free play. Additionally, it advocates for age restrictions on social media use, age-appropriate settings for minors, and digital well-being curricula in schools to educate youth on healthy technology habits.
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