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They might even help foster an appreciation of the natural world and conservation efforts, or encourage kids to get involved with climate activism. Whether you're celebrating Earth Day or taking part ...

Regular conversations about what they’re watching help kids process complex information and reduce anxiety. Parents are also encouraged to watch for signs of media-related stress, such as ...

The plaintiff in both challenges was NetChoice, a group familiar to anyone following kids’ social media laws. As a result of NetChoice’s efforts, similar laws have been blocked in California ...

New independent research conducted by Talbot Mills reveals only one in three parents have established rules around their kids' social media usage. While the overwhelming majority of New Zealanders ...

This is part two of their discussion on the Life in Media Survey; part one covers kids’ smartphone use and mental health.

especially as the first cohort of Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) learners prepares to transition to senior school next year. These discussions took place during the inaugural conference ...

Sky in Italy, Disney in Portugal and the Balkans, Germany’s ZDF, NBCUniversal (NBCU) in Spain and CBC Radio-Canada are among a raft of buyers that have acquired French police procedural dramedy series ...

"And ever since then, I've kind of had the bug for making TV about climate." But a study from the Aspen Institute shows that media has not been keeping up with public demand. "Right now there's not a ...