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Log Off Movement
A new student movement wants you to log off. Emma Lembke, 19, is encouraging her peers to reduce their time on the internet and rethink their relationship to it.
Financial Times
Tech Tonic Podcast Episode w/ Elaine Moore
In this episode, Elaine Moore, deputy editor of the FT’s Lex column, looks at some of the unanswered questions over whether social media really causes us harm, and what legislation will mean for the future of the social media business model.
Offline with Jon Favreau
LOG OFF Founder interviewed on Jon Favreau’s podcast “Offline”
Emma Lembke is encouraging teens to rethink their relationship with the internet. In June 2020, she founded the Log Off Movement, a teen-led project that provides resources to reduce screen time, community support, and advocates for legislative action to protect children online.
New York Times
A New Student Movement Wants You to Log Off
Emma Lembke, 19, is encouraging her peers to reduce their time on the internet and rethink their relationship to it.
El Pais
The Epidemic of poor mental health that grows among adolescents: “Social Networks took away my quality of life”
Emma Lembke, 20, founded the Log Off initiative after her social anxiety and eating disorders were aggravated by the use of platforms.
FOX News
Activist Emma Lembke urges 'multi-stakeholder strategy' against harmful social media effects
Log Off Movement co-founder Emma Lembke weighs in on safeguards to protect children from the dangers of social media.
NPR
Teens say social media is stressing them out. Here's how to help them
They’ve been affected by social media more than any other generation, says Emma Lembke, who’s 20 and founded the Log Off Movement to help teens have a healthy relationship with social media.
Webby Awards
LOG OFF Founder interviewed on “The Webby Awards” podcast
In this episode we are joined by Emma Lembke, who founded LOG OFF, a global movement to help youth re-examine their relationship to social media and insert Gen Z’s voice in discussions around responsible technology.
