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Shaping a healthier digital world

Empowering young people and those who support them.
This hub brings together high‑quality, accessible resources to help young people thrive online. From classroom tools and parent guidance to research briefings and strategic insights, it offers support for educators, families, funders and policymakers working to create safer digital spaces.

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Coffee for Molly – Conversation Starters

Coffee for Molly – Conversation Starters

A new online safety settlement for children, parents and families.

A roadmap for a better online future

A roadmap for a better online future

A new online safety settlement for children, parents and families.

Critical Harm Intelligence Briefing: Weaponised Loneliness

Critical Harm Intelligence Briefing: Weaponised Loneliness

A new report by Resolver Trust and Safety in partnership with Molly Rose Foundation finds so-called Com networks are recruiting young victims and coercing them to become perpetrators of violence and abuse (Jan 26)

Spotlight on social media bans: A parent’s guide  

Spotlight on social media bans: A parent’s guide  

You can read more on why we are opposed to a ban and our suggested solutions

Teen Accounts, Broken Promises

Teen Accounts, Broken Promises

Collaborative report revealing how Instagram is failing to protect minors (Sept 25)

Pervasive By Design

Pervasive By Design

Suicide, self-harm and intense depression content on TikTok and Instagram, and how their algorithms recommend it to teens (Aug 25)

Social media bans – early evidence from Australia and the importance of an evidence-based approach

Social media bans – early evidence from Australia and the importance of an evidence-based approach

Bold and decisive action is needed to tackle the acute and chronic harms caused by social media.

Parliamentary briefing – social media bans are the wrong approach for children

Parliamentary briefing – social media bans are the wrong approach for children

Recent weeks have seen growing momentum behind a social ban for under 16s in the UK, following the introduction of similar measures in Australia.

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