The Detox Crusade: How parents, young people, and community advocates are promoting screen-free childhood

​Session Overview

​The Detox Crusade: How parents, young people, and community advocates are promoting screen-free childhood

​Across the globe, grassroots movements like smartphone-free schools, No Social November, and offline clubs are pushing back against screen saturation and advocating for a return to real-world connection. This panel will share insights from successful parent, youth, and school-led campaigns, exploring what it takes to scale these efforts and why they matter. Attendees will gain practical strategies to launch local initiatives that promote healthier, screen-free childhoods.

​Speakers

• ​Phil McRae — Executive Officer and Adjunct Professor Alberta Teachers' Association and the University of Alberta

• ​Rebecca Winthrop — Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Universal Education Brookings

• ​Simran Mulchandani — Co-Founder & CEO Rangeet

• ​Joe Ryrie — Co-founder and Director Smartphone Free Childhood

• ​Katherine Choynowska De Lubicz — Next Gen Advisor, Representative Sustainable Media Centre, United World College SEA

• ​Adele Zeynep Walton — Online safety campaigner and author Logging Off Club

​Human Change House

​How will children raised by technology change our society?

​The Human Change House returns to Davos — a space that has become known for asking big questions about where humanity is headed amid the race for AI dominance and the current impact to children. As technology continues to shape our world, it is imperative that we question the business incentives behind AI models and ensure that we use these systems to promote humanity’s best interests.