We work to protect people, especially children, from the harms unregulated social media and AI cause. We’re sustaining attacks from powerful interests, but from research to the courts, we continue to hold tech companies accountable.
Social media platforms are addictive by design, posing a real danger to children. CCDH's Parents Guide helps you understand what your kids may be exposed to, how to set boundaries, how to have conversations about what they see online, and where to go if you need further help. Download it to get insights into the content and algorithms shaping young lives today.
Here are CCDH's latest trending areas of research, investigation, and advocacy.
AI is getting too good at deception. Our research shows it’s already being used to spread falsehoods about elections, individuals and entire communities. Can you tell the difference? Play the game and find out.
CCDH's new research shows that ChatGPT is betraying young people by generating dangerous advice about self-harm and suicide, eating disorders and substance abuse.
CCDH’s in-depth analysis of Meta’s recently announced policy changes shows that the company could stop 97% of its content enforcement in key policy areas, notably hate speech.
New research by CCDH shows that YouTube pushes dangerous videos to young girls including eating disorder and self-harm content.
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On December 23, 2025, the U.S. State Department put out a shocking press release that announced sanctions against CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed for his work fighting for safer online spaces, threatening him with deportation. In accompanying social media posts, […]
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How can collective action and legislation address the dangers of online hate and misinformation? CCDH's STAR Framework draws on the most important elements for achieving this: Safety by Design, Transparency, Accountability and Responsibility.
