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Are you curious about how digital media is impacting your child? You're not alone! Join this free 4-session virtual learning collaborative designed for parents and caregivers of youth.

This ECHO opportunity is open to parents & caregivers who:

• Want to learn more about the risks and benefits of social media and how it impacts youth well-being
• Learn about resources and strategies that can aid in creating healthy digital habits for the whole family
• Are interested in connecting with subject matter experts and parents nationwide

Each session is 1 hour long and includes guidance from experts, real-life discussions, and opportunities to ask questions. We'll explore hot topics like how to manage device settings, how to spot good and bad online content, and learn how to navigate tricky conversations about media. We'll also discuss when digital media can become a concern and share helpful tips and resources.

Sessions are held once a month on Wednesday at 11 am
Save these dates: June 18, July 16, August 20, and September 17.

Project ECHO is like a big online classroom where people from different backgrounds and geographical locations come together and learn from each other (we call it 'all learn, all teach'). Each session will last an hour and will consist of a short presentation followed by a group discussion focused on real-life situations or questions that parents commonly have regarding youth social media use.

Event Type	Educational Workshop
Age Groups	Adults
Community Services	Family & Support Services Parenting & Caregiving
Health Services	Behavioral / Mental Health Teen Issues

Last Updated: 06/06/25