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Australia will move to ban social media for children under the age of 16.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the minimum age requirements for social media on Thursday.
But with a trial of age verification technology continuing, the government is yet to land on an approach to impose the ban.
The ban is not expected to come into effect before 2026, Communications minister Michelle Rowland said.
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APRI and the Strategic Youth Network For Development (SYND) are convening a side event at COP29 in Baku to discuss the challenges above and share insights on increasing youth interest and...more
CAP Index and the University of Arkansas are partnering with the Child Poverty Action Lab (CPAL) to analyze crime trends and conduct targeted firearm research within Dallas.The findings will serve as...more
Barnfonden joins forces to tackle environmental degradation and climate change.Grow the Future aims to change the world by giving children and youth the tools to adapt.Children are among the most...more
'Laser-focused on innovation': How a Nebraska health system excels in digital.Children's Nebraska is the first, and so far only, pediatric health system using holographic technology for behavioral...more
Bass Center Caregiver Wellness Event Fosters Community and Connection - Stanford Medicine Children's Health Blog.Bass Center Wellness Education Day for Pediatric Caregivers was designed to help...more
New UAB clinical trial explores an innovative method to slow nearsightedness in children.Safal Khanal will use the grant to lead a clinical trial to investigate the efficacy of a new myopia treatment...more
The SEGA Emojam is a communication toy for kids engineered with a pager-inspired user experience in mind.The device enables users to have 100 people on their friends list to chat with, while also...more
Australia will move to ban social media for children under the age of 16.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the minimum age requirements for social media on Thursday.But with a trial of age...more
Australia to introduce age limit of 16 for children to start using social media.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese: "Social media is doing harm to our kids" Platforms would be penalized for breaching...more
Two Projects Funded through College of Education's New Innovation Fellows Program Will Address Future Teachers' Wellbeing, Use Technology to Improve Literacy Outcomes.iWolfpack Readers and Writers:...more
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Ashoka Unveils Gulf Program to Promote Social Entrepreneurship
Ashoka, a global platform for social innovation, introduced the Arab World Social Entrepreneurship Programme (ASEP) to support local social entrepreneurs in scaling up their operations in three key areas – healthcare, environment and women participation for inclusive growth.
