So delighted to stay connected to my former Data & Society colleagues through this new role, and to be in such great company!

Great piece by Claire Cain Miller in Saturday’s NYT that lays out the real challenges in doing the research that helps us understand what social media means for our kids. As a field, we’ve done great work, but there is so much more to learn and do.

“Cellphones allow cultural anthropologists to explore the material, social, and linguistic dimensions of human lives at the local and global scale," says Bell. "And thus, think about how we are interconnected through electronics.” 🤳🌏📱 #UnseenConnections

So exciting to see the Cellphone: #UnseenConnections exhibit finally open!

The new Smithsonian cellphone exhibit is pretty amazing, with interactive selfie tower phones, amazing artwork, and a fix your phone station (with top-notch tools)! #UnseenConnections

Important new research from my Privacy team colleagues that shines a light on the ways platforms mislead families about what they’re doing with kids’ data.

Are you a parent/caregiver interested in learning more about how to talk to your child about social media? Join the AAP at their Talking about Social Media: Pathways for Parents & Caregivers free webinar on Thursday, July 27 at 4:00pm ET. Register here: thenationalcouncil-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

I'll be on NPR's 1A tomorrow Thursday 10/12 @ 11am talking with Manoush Zomorodi Dra. Lucía Magis Weinberg @cliffordsussman about our new report examining teens and tweens use of smartphones, and unpacking how all of us use, manage and struggle with these devices. the1a.org/segments/how-o…