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Youngkin establishes task force to combat negative effects of social media on youth mental health
Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Executive Order 43 on Thursday, which enacted a multi-pronged effort to address the impact of social media use on children’s mental health. The order established the Reclaiming Childhood Task Force to counter “addictive” social media use in youth and “create opportunities for cultural change.
Virginia cracks down on social media to combat youth mental health crisis
Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) is rallying his administration to curb the social media and smartphone addiction in Virginia, which he declared a mental health crisis. On Tuesday, Youngkin issued a new executive order directing various department heads,
Youngkin directive aims to combat youth 'addictive' social media use
An executive order has been issued to empower and support Virginia parents seeking to protect children from “addictive social media,” which advocates say is a factor
Youngkin's executive order aims to 'protect children from addictive social media'
RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia Governor
Glenn
Youngkin
signed an executive order on Thursday that will aim to defend teenagers and kids against the negative effects of
social
media
. Executive Order 43 ...
Governor Glenn Youngkin Issues Executive Order Empowering and Supporting Parents to Protect Children from Addictive Social Media
Governor Glenn Youngkin today issued Executive Order 43, Empowering and Supporting Parents to Protect Their Children from Addictive Social Media & Establishment of the Reclaiming Childhood Task Force,
Gov. Youngkin announces executive order to protect children from social media
PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) – Governor
Glenn
Youngkin
issued an executive order on Thursday in the hopes of protecting children from addictive
social
media
platforms. Executive Order 43, also called ...
Australian bill aims to ban social media for children
Australian legislators introduced a landmark bill Thursday to ban social media for children under 16. CBS News London's Leigh Kiniry reports on what this could mean for social media companies.
Youngkin steps up push to counter social media's effect on kids
Youngkin seeks to help parents counter the addictive effects of cellphones and social media on youth mental health.
Youngkin announces order to protect children from social media
Governor Glenn Youngkin issued an executive order on Thursday in the hopes of protecting children from addictive social media platforms.
Gov. Youngkin issues Executive Order to address social media's impact on kids
This Is the Average Social Security Benefit for Age 70 Monster 68-pound record-breaking fish caught and released in Texas India is beginning to split into two – what’s happening? 6 Critical Places to
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Childhood technology addiction drove him to a dangerous place. Now, he advocates for digital intentionalism.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed a new executive order Thursday aimed at addressing the dangers of social media and ...
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Youngkin issues order targeting social media’s impact on youth at summit
(WRIC) — Governor
Glenn
Youngkin
took center stage today at ... directing state agencies to combat the negative effects of
social
media
on youth. This move builds on his prior initiatives ...
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Governor issues order empowering parents to protect children from social media
Virginia and the nation’s children are facing a youth mental health crisis driven by the effects of unrestricted cell phone ...
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‘Very sane, very solid’ Glenn Youngkin’s next act is still being written
Glenn Youngkin is putting all his energy toward closing out his term as Governor strongly, but his future is the subject of ...
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