36 Months
36 Months
Podcast Description
36 Months is a movement for healthy teen development, without the influence of social media, focused on the 36 months between 13 and 16.
We were the catalyst behind the new social media legislation in Australia. We rallied more than 127,000 petition signatures to raise the age of social media citizenship by 36 months, from 13 - 16. This podcast is for parents and teachers - the custodians of healthy teen development who still believe that an intentional 36 months, could change a lifetime.
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The podcast focuses on teen development, the impact of social media, and parental advocacy, with episodes exploring topics like the effects of social media on mental health and the legislative journey to increase the age of social media citizenship. Specific episodes may include discussions with educators on the importance of offline experiences and testimonies from parents about their personal journeys.
36 Months is a movement for healthy teen development, without the influence of social media, focused on the 36 months between 13 and 16.
We were the catalyst behind the new social media legislation in Australia. We rallied more than 127,000 petition signatures to raise the age of social media citizenship by 36 months, from 13 – 16. This podcast is for parents and teachers – the custodians of healthy teen development who still believe that an intentional 36 months, could change a lifetime.
Tracy Hall is an author, speaker and advocate with experiences and expertise spanning scams, fraud & AI, teenage sextortion and how to become ‘un-hackable.’
Tracy is perhaps best known for her powerful book “The Last Victim”, in which she shares her personal experiences with Hamish McLaren – one of Australia's most prolific con men.
This episode is powerful for any parent wanting to know what sort of messages are being sent to children online and who might be behind them.
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