In our latest poll, nine-in-10 voters said that they prefer we prioritize stronger digital literacy tools for youth and parents over focusing on banning or heavily regulating technology.

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New from CEF: Our poll shows that nearly 80 percent of parents are concerned that narrow approaches to youth mental health could have unintended consequences, while nearly three-quarters support a more balanced, comprehensive approach. https://bit.ly/49bogsB https://x.com/empwrourfuture/status/2056773374798410139/photo/1

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CEF Executive Director @glen__weiner shared his thoughts in @nytimes on modern challenges and solutions to youth mental health.

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New research from CEF: Nearly three-in-four parents support a comprehensive set of solutions to youth mental health over narrower solutions targeting a single factor.

Parents also reported widespread support for solutions to address the root causes of youth mental health – like https://x.com/empwrourfuture/status/2055342194417140179/photo/1

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Meet Louise, a parent who understands that young people need comprehensive support for their mental health and wellbeing.

“We need to do something with these kids. More counseling, more love, more understanding and more time.”

Parents like Louise are leading the way in https://x.com/empwrourfuture/status/2054963197325844873/video/1

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