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On May 22-23, the Turkish Ministry of Family and Social Services hosted the International Family Forum in Istanbul, a high-level conference on family issues, organized as part of the Year of the [...]

The impact of parent-child technoference on child problematic smartphone use and its underlying mechanism and potential gender difference among children. [Shao T, Zhu C, Lei H, Jiang Y, Wang H, [...]

The evidence is definitely not set in stone. There have been some recent reviews of screen time effects on children, demonstrating very mixed findings. [Hassan Thwaini – Medscape, 15 [...]

In the early morning of 18th March, the Commission on the Status of Women 67 has adopted by consensus a drafted resolution that will be forwarded to the Economic and Social Council. During 15 [...]

Time spent on screens is a major part of everyday life and a necessary part of education today and into the foreseeable future.

Digital technologies have the power to impact on the well-being of women, and the strength and social cohesion of families.

The effects of screen viewing depend mostly on contextual aspects of the viewing rather than on the quantity of viewing. That context includes the behavior of adult caregivers during viewing, the [...]

The UN General Assembly on the 30th Anniversary of the International Year underscored the importance of digital literacy and evidence-based research.