Erin Walsh

You’ve probably already seen the Instagram campaign—Selena in a bathrobe, flashing her 8-carat engagement ring, and making the case that perfume ads should come with a side of playfulness.

AI companions aren’t science fiction, they’re already part of teen life. New data shows why young people are turning to them, what risks they face, and how parents can respond.

When violence fills the headlines and our kids’ feeds, parenting means tending to the emotional impact both on the ground and online.

(RNS) — As biblical references to immigrants become political slogans, Ruth's story shows how keeping the humanity of immigrants in view changes the debate.

A new report from Common Sense Media show that boys are likely to encounter digital masculinity content that offers narrow ideas of manhood. How should we respond?

Adolescence is full of messy, meaningful friendships. As AI offers frictionless alternatives, teens need adults to help them spot design tricks that make it hard to log off.

Australia’s social media ban raises urgent questions about youth safety, rights, and what it really takes to support healthy development online and offline.

When a boyfriend keeps asking for a photo, stranger warnings fall short. Research reveals how coercion, gender, and relationship dynamics shape teen sexting.

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