May 23, 2019 SOURCE: PR NewsWire
Tech, Health and Education Experts to Examine the Future of Kids, Tech, and Media at Digital Wellbeing Conference
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --
WHAT: Common Sense, the leading advocacy
organization for kids in the digital
age, in partnership with Stanford
d.school, the Computer History Museum
and Mozilla, will host top
technologists, researchers, and public
health experts at "Designing for Our
Future: Solutions for Digital Well-
Being" to discuss pressing issues such
as data privacy, quality children's
content, equity and ethical design.
At the day-long conference, Common
Sense will release new research on
parents, teens, screens and sleep, as
well as, announce a book collaboration
with Dave Eggers and 826 National.
WHO: James P. Steyer, CEO and Founder, Common
Sense
Tristan Harris, Founder, Center for
Humane Technology
Ellen Pao, Co-Founder, Project Include
Alicia Blum Ross, Global Public Policy
Lead, Google
Alicia Gray, Mozilla
Tony Sebro, Interim General Counsel,
Wikimedia Foundation
Dr. Jenny Radesky, Pediatrician and
Researcher
Craig Newmark, Founder, Craigslist and
Craig Newmark Philanthropies
Cameron Kasky, Co-Founder, March for
Our Lives
Dave Eggers, author, and students from
826 National
...and many more!
Click here to see the full list of
speakers and detailed agenda.
WHEN: Wednesday, May 29, 2019
9:00am to 5:00pm
WHERE: Computer History Museum
1401 N Shoreline Boulevard
Mountain View, CA 94043
Please RSVP by using the government employee
link to bypass ticket purchase or RSVP to:
Stephanie Ong, song@commonsense.org
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Click here for livestream info
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About Common Sense
Common Sense is the nation's leading
nonprofit organization dedicated to
improving the lives of kids and families by
providing the trustworthy information,
education, and independent voice they need
to thrive in the 21st century. Learn more at
commonsense.org.
Press contacts:
Stephanie Ong
song@commonsense.org
(415) 786-5568
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Lisa Cohen
lcohen@commonsense.org
(310) 395-2544
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Tanya Schevitz
Tschevitz@commonsense.org
(415) 298-5532
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