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The Impact of Technology on Today's Youth

Modern technology offers incredible opportunities for young people, but also presents unique challenges. With 75% of teens owning smartphones and sending 3,339+ texts monthly, digital engagement is reshaping youth development.

Wisdom 2.0 Youth Conference: Balancing Tech & Mindfulness

This groundbreaking event addresses:
- Healthy digital habits for teens
- Mindful technology use
- Building emotional resilience in digital spaces

Featured Speakers:

Daniel Siegel (Clinical Professor of Psychiatry)
Meng Tan (Google's "Jolly Good Fellow")
Susan Kaiser Greenland (Mindfulness expert)
Michelle Gale (Parenting in the Digital Age)
Soren Gordhamer (Wisdom 2.0 founder)

Event Details

When: September 17, 2011
Where: Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA
Who Should Attend:
- Parents & educators
- Youth mentors
- Concerned community members
- Young adults

Why This Matters Now

Technology isn't disappearing - we must learn to:
1. Recognize digital overuse warning sig

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Articles tagged "youth-technology"

Youth & Tech: Wisdom 2.0 Conference 2011