Tech This Out!
Tech This Out!
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Children and young people take centre stage in 5Rights’ first ever podcast, entirely led by youth. Join us as we discuss with experts, thoughts leaders and decision-makers what a safer, rights-respecting digital world looks like and drive meaningful change for a digital future that truly serves everyone, but especially young people and children.
Learn more about our work: https://5rightsfoundation.com/
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Explores topics such as surveillance capitalism, digital privacy, and the impact of tech on youth, with episodes discussing the ways in which tech companies profit from children's data and the implications of phone bans in schools.
Children and young people take centre stage in 5Rights’ first ever podcast, entirely led by youth. Join us as we discuss with experts, thoughts leaders and decision-makers what a safer, rights-respecting digital world looks like and drive meaningful change for a digital future that truly serves everyone, but especially young people and children.
Learn more about our work: https://5rightsfoundation.com/
Outrage travels faster than kindness ever could. That’s because online platforms are built to keep users scrolling, no matter the cost to young people. But what if tech companies picked up the tab for once?
In the Season 2 opener of Tech This Out!, 5Rights Host, Rhythm, sits down with Glenn Micallef, the EU Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture and Sport, to unpack what the online world should actually look like for young people and why it shouldn’t fall on them to stay endlessly vigilant just to offset choices that tech companies make for profit.
Together, they explore what meaningful youth participation in EU policymaking looks like and why every policy area, including digital policy, must be built for generations to come.
This podcast is brought to you by the 5Rights Foundation, the pioneering global organisation working with and for children for better tech. Visit our website to learn more about our work.
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