• National Campaign of Family Policy Alliance 

Keep Kids Safe.
Let Parents Parent.

Big Tech built the front door to our children's bedrooms — and locked parents out.
It's time to put parents back in charge.

Parents are the first line of defense. Give them the tools to protect their kids.

7+ Hours

the average time teens spend online every day — most of it out of parents' sight.

The Crisis

Our kids are growing up in a world we never agreed to.

Predators slide into DMs. Algorithms feed our children content they'd never be allowed to see in our living rooms. Anxiety, depression, and suicide rates among teens have surged in lockstep with the smartphone era.

Meanwhile, the platforms have built the most addictive products in human history — and buried the parental tools so deep most parents never find them. Default settings are designed for engagement, not safety.

Parents shouldn't need a computer science degree to keep their kids safe.

The Evidence

The harm is measurable.
AI is making this worse.
The solutions are clear.

These aren't talking points. They are the reality of millions of American families, and the data is not ambiguous.

95%

Of teens ages 13–17 use social media — and nearly half say they're online "almost constantly."


Pew Research, 2024

1 in 5

Children receive unwanted sexual solicitations online.



U.S. Dept. of Justice

0

Federal laws require Big Tech to give parents real visibility and control over their kids' accounts.


Congressional record

Power The Movement

Every $ counts.

Real Families. Real Stakes.

Parents & professionals are speaking out. It's time to listen and act.

"We must work harder than ever to protect kids in this unprecedented digital age."


chris mckenna

online safety expert and educator

"I posed online as a young girl to see what would happen and immediately within two minutes, my DMs were flooded with nude images."


melissa mckay

Parent and child safety advocate

"Kids who are exposed to pornography are more likely to be sexually assaulted." 


heidi olson

nurse, pediatric sexual assault

Why It Matters

Parents know their kids best — period.

For generations, parents decided when their kids could drive, who they could spend time with and which adults had access to them. Big Tech quietly took that authority away and replaced it with one-size-fits-all algorithms.

We're not anti-technology. We're pro-parent. We believe families should have clear, simple, working tools to set the boundaries that fit their child, their values and their stage of life.

Empowering parents doesn't shrink kids' world — it makes the world they grow up in safer, healthier and more human.


73M

Children in U.S. homes

US CENSUS BUREAU

61%

increase in teen anxiety since 2016

NATIONAL SURVEY OF CHILDREN'S HEALTH

Take Action Now

sign the pledge.
Let parents parent.

Join parents, teachers, doctors and citizens across the country pledging to demand safety tools and greater accountability from Big Tech.

  • Vote for candidates who care about protecting kids online.
  • Pray over this issue.
  • Take steps to protect your family online.

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Stand With Families

Your gift puts parents 
back in charge.

Every dollar fuels our work in classrooms, statehouses and Congress. We arm parents with the knowledge, the tools and the political power to demand a safer internet for the kids they love.

$10

Mobilizes up to five Christians to vote in elections.

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Helps train Christians to take action.


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Helps fund voter mobilization and leadership training.

$250

Provides In-depth training for pastors & leaders.

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  • Creating a healthy family dynamic around technology
  • Limiting screen time
  • Discussing exposure to adult content
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