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• wearemama.org, MAMA’s website
• PDF: MAMA’s House Rules checklist
• PDF: 8 Questions to Ask About AI in Schools
• Fairplay: “the leading voice fighting to enhance children’s well-being by eliminating the exploitative and harmful business practices of marketers and Big Tech.”
• Los Angeles becomes the first major school district to require screen time limits (NBC News, Apr 21, 2026)
• AI Tutors For Kids Gave Fentanyl Recipes And Dangerous Diet Advice (Forbes, May 2025)
• Techtonic interview with Meredith Broussard about "Artificial Unintelligence" (May 18, 2018)
• Insurers owe no duty to defend Meta in social media suits (Business Insurance, May 2, 2026)
• Age appropriate design code (Wikipedia)
• Lessons from California’s SB 53 and New York’s RAISE Act (IAPP, Apr 29, 2026)
• Doctor Becky (Kennedy) and Dr. Lisa Damour
• Mark Zuckerberg could do more to stop online child sexual abuse, but he doesn’t (by Haley McNamara, Apr 28, 2026):
Instagram recommended 1.4 million potentially dangerous adults to teens in a single day. Meta had a 17-strikes policy before suspending accounts flagged for engaging in sex trafficking. Meta’s AI chatbot was intentionally built with guidelines permitting “romantic or sensual” conversations with minors. A child safety group report found that only 17 percent of Instagram’s safety features for teens actually worked.
• How YouTube Took Over the American Classroom (gift link, WSJ, Apr 29, 2026): "Parents find their kids captive to the video streaming site on their school-issued devices; for one, it was 13,000 YouTube videos in three months."
• What Will It Take to Get A.I. Out of Schools? (by Jessica Winter in the New Yorker, Apr 23, 2026)
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