Press Releases Filter by: Press release date (year) - Any - 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 Topic All topics #DeviceFreeDinner 21st-Century Schools Artificial Intelligence Cyberbullying Digital Citizenship & Literacy Early Childhood Education Gender & Body Image K–12 Education Kids & Tech Kids' & Teens' Media Kids' Health Media Violence Opportunity Partnerships Poverty & Social Mobility Privacy & Safety Ratings & Reviews Research/Survey Social Media Tech Addiction Youth AI Institute Press release · NOV 17, 2020 As Online Videos Dominate Young Kids' Screen Time, YouTube Exposes Them to Age-Inappropriate Content Two new research reports from Common Sense benchmark media use for kids age 0–8 pre-pandemic, and provide a deep dive into what young kids see on YouTube, the dominant online video-streaming platform Press release · NOV 10, 2020 The Common Sense Tech Agenda: Healthy and Equitable Tech for U.S. Kids, Families and Democracy Press release · OCT 29, 2020 Although States and Districts Have Acted Swiftly, More Is Needed to Close the Digital Divide, a New Analysis Finds Report from BCG, Common Sense, and EducationSuperHighway Offers Fresh Insights and Guidance on How States and Districts Can Make Greater Progress During COVID-19 on One of America’s Toughest Challenges Press release · OCT 8, 2020 Common Sense Launches Which Side of History? Campaign to Challenge Leaders to Reverse the Harm Tech Is Having on Democracy and Our Lives Campaign kicks off today at 10 a.m. PT with a virtual event co-hosted by the Commonwealth Club Press release · SEP 29, 2020 James P. Steyer, Founder and CEO of Common Sense, on the new HEROES Act Press release · SEP 16, 2020 New Survey: Majority of Teens Say Online Learning Is Worse Than In-Person, but Only 19% Think School Should Return to Full In-Person Instruction Teens Say They Learn Better in Person and Worry About Falling Behind but Have Little Confidence Their Schools Will Keep Them Safe from the Coronavirus Press release · SEP 9, 2020 New Survey Reveals Americans Are Deeply Skeptical That Their Votes Will Be Counted Fairly and Young Adults Are Least Likely to Know How to Participate in the Election Process A new Common Sense/SurveyMonkey poll that looks at civic engagement by age raises questions about what young adults will do heading into the election Press release · AUG 20, 2020 Common Sense Taps Eric Berger as CEO of Common Sense Networks Industry veteran, previously at Sony, will lead the organization's first for-profit venture, a Public Benefit Corporation, that will create and distribute quality media experiences for kids ‹ Previous page … Page15 Page16 Page17 Page18 Page19 Page20 Page21 Page22 Page23 … Next page › Media Contact Name Email Message Quick Links Download logos & media kit→ See Common Sense research→ Public filings & letters→
Press release · NOV 17, 2020 As Online Videos Dominate Young Kids' Screen Time, YouTube Exposes Them to Age-Inappropriate Content Two new research reports from Common Sense benchmark media use for kids age 0–8 pre-pandemic, and provide a deep dive into what young kids see on YouTube, the dominant online video-streaming platform
Press release · NOV 10, 2020 The Common Sense Tech Agenda: Healthy and Equitable Tech for U.S. Kids, Families and Democracy
Press release · OCT 29, 2020 Although States and Districts Have Acted Swiftly, More Is Needed to Close the Digital Divide, a New Analysis Finds Report from BCG, Common Sense, and EducationSuperHighway Offers Fresh Insights and Guidance on How States and Districts Can Make Greater Progress During COVID-19 on One of America’s Toughest Challenges
Press release · OCT 8, 2020 Common Sense Launches Which Side of History? Campaign to Challenge Leaders to Reverse the Harm Tech Is Having on Democracy and Our Lives Campaign kicks off today at 10 a.m. PT with a virtual event co-hosted by the Commonwealth Club
Press release · SEP 16, 2020 New Survey: Majority of Teens Say Online Learning Is Worse Than In-Person, but Only 19% Think School Should Return to Full In-Person Instruction Teens Say They Learn Better in Person and Worry About Falling Behind but Have Little Confidence Their Schools Will Keep Them Safe from the Coronavirus
Press release · SEP 9, 2020 New Survey Reveals Americans Are Deeply Skeptical That Their Votes Will Be Counted Fairly and Young Adults Are Least Likely to Know How to Participate in the Election Process A new Common Sense/SurveyMonkey poll that looks at civic engagement by age raises questions about what young adults will do heading into the election
Press release · AUG 20, 2020 Common Sense Taps Eric Berger as CEO of Common Sense Networks Industry veteran, previously at Sony, will lead the organization's first for-profit venture, a Public Benefit Corporation, that will create and distribute quality media experiences for kids