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ALT Promotional graphic for the University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy & Practice virtual speaker series titled 'Health: From Trauma to Human Flourishing—Sustainable Approaches'. Features the event date and time, 'Tuesday, December 3, 2024, 12 - 1 p.m. EST', and images of three speakers: Ben Jealous, Abigail (Abby) Ross, and Brittney Autry Cole.
ALT “SP2 FACULTY EXPERTISE: 2024 U.S. Elections.” Text appears below the banner: “‘This election is crucial for youth digital safety and well-being. New leadership should prioritize inclusive digital policies that protect young people through strong online safety regulations, accessible mental health resources, and enhanced digital literacy programs. With young people spending much of their time online, they should have a voice in digital well-being policies as community advisors and experts to ensure their needs are met. We need leaders who will hold tech companies accountable, enforcing transparency and safety measures designed to protect younger users. Integrating digital literacy into school curriculums and expanding resources, especially in low-income areas, are essential steps forward.’ Siva Mathiyazhagan, PhD, Research Assistant Professor, Associate Director of Strategies and Impact, SAFELab”
ALT [Image description: On a dark blue square, a headshot of Noor Toriaf appears to the right and the SP2 logo appears at the top. Below, a light blue banner reads “SP2 FACULTY EXPERTISE: 2024 U.S. Elections.” Text appears below the banner: “‘A lot is at stake in this election, especially for youth and young adults. We need leadership that rejects punishment, surveillance, and organized neglect and abandonment, and embraces life-affirming policies that allow young people to thrive. This means advancing economic policies that reduce inequality, safeguarding reproductive justice, ensuring universal health care with robust mental health support, and creating affirming schools, neighborhoods, and third spaces for youth and emerging adults. We must also protect their freedom of expression so they can shape their future without fear or punishment.’ Noor Toraif, PhD, MA, Assistant Professor”]