How can we raise responsible digital citizens while keeping our kids safe and kind online? Between mean comments, risky content, and constant screen time, today’s digital world presents big challenges for parents and kids alike.
This interactive workshop will help you guide your child to be thoughtful, respectful, and safe online. You’ll learn how to set healthy tech boundaries, encourage open conversations, and model the behavior you want to see. We’ll also address how to help kids respond to hurtful messages and hold themselves accountable for their own online behavior—so they will grow into kind and confident digital citizens.
Join experienced Peace at Home Parenting Solutions expert Aaron Weintraub, M.S., and fellow parents to gain practical strategies you can use right away.
After this workshop, you will be able to:
- Understand the current digital landscape and the biggest risks kids face online
- Teach your child how to respond to mean or inappropriate content with confidence and resilience
- Guide your child to take responsibility for what they say and post online
- Use effective communication strategies to build trust and stay connected around technology use
- Set and maintain healthy screen time limits as a family
- Model digital habits that promote balance, safety, and respect
Presenter: Aaron Weintraub, M.S., Curriculum Advisor, Peace at Home Parenting Solutions
MIT is committed to providing an environment that is accessible and inclusive for individuals with disabilities. If you need a disability-related accommodation for this event, please email worklife@mit.edu.
