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Too much screen use can disrupt sleep, affect learning, and expose kids to harmful content. Today’s Live Real Life Symposium highlights why reducing harmful screen use matters and how families, schools, and communities can help kids get back to real‑life connection, play, and growth. Find solutions at

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