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#GoodforMEdia
A youth-led, peer mentoring & education program exploring the ME in media
A hub for sharing resources
Insights, strategies & stories to support healthy engagement
Hear our perspectives about social media
Elevating youth voices
Hear from Edward about his experiences using social media and some strategies he uses to be mindful about the time he spends scrolling.
Learn why Khoa-Nathan recommends that social media companies stop centering profit & start centering youth and consumers
Learn from Sonia about the harmful effects of algorithms & how they may be limited
Find out how Zoe recommends improving data transparency among social media platforms
Emily explains the importance of considering age when thinking about content regulation
Cyrus shares about what he learned from posting every moment on social media
Hear how and why Isabella balances heavy and uplifting content in her feed
How social media can amplify negative thoughts by creating unrealistic expectations
Hear about how Jamie would have used social media differently to focus on the things that really matter
Learn how Sophia protects her mental health by setting boundaries with social media
Find out James’ advice for his younger self or younger sibling when it comes to getting a first phone
Hear Zoe’s thoughts on what to ask social media platforms to change
Try to pay attention to the subtle messages that you’re getting from your feed…
Get Emily’s advice about when & why to follow or unfollow others on social media
Our mission
Helping you navigate the good & the bad of social media
#GoodforMEdia is a youth-led, peer mentoring & education program exploring the ME in media. Using our own experiences & insights, we’re here to help you learn how to navigate social media effectively.
“I am involved with #GoodforMEdia because I want to decrease stigma around discussing mental health. I want to help other kids navigate the balance between social media and overall well-being.”
-Emily (she/her)
“I view social media as not just a challenge for this generation, but also a tool for expression and storytelling to make the world a better place.”
-Khoa-Nathan Ngo (he/they)
Sharing evidence-based insights
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Created for youth by youth, the #GoodforMEdia curriculum aims to share our perspectives and strategies for healthier relationships with media & technology. The GoodforMEdia team offers in-person and virtual workshops in schools, at youth-serving organizations and groups, and at conferences or other community events.
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