About Us

The Digital Childhood Council of Florida, Inc. is a parent-led, nonpartisan organization committed to building a safer digital environment for children.

We focus on:

• Strengthening parental authority in online spaces

• Supporting Florida policymakers with clear, fact-based analysis

• Encouraging privacy-preserving approaches that protect kids without restricting speech

• Developing modern frameworks and best practices so families aren’t carrying the safety burden alone

Our work is grounded in maternal instinct, technical clarity, and evidence-first reasoning. We believe Florida can lead the nation in creating child-first digital standards that respect families, reduce risks, and support healthy development.

Our Mission

Kids did not create the digital world they’re growing up in. Parents should not be forced to carry the entire burden of navigating it alone.

The Digital Childhood Council works to:

• Restore transparency, accountability, and trust in systems that affect children

• Ensure that Florida families have a voice in shaping digital policy

• Support balanced, constitutional, technology-neutral approaches to child safety

• Promote solutions that reduce harm without limiting access to helpful content

• Serve as a bridge between parents, educators, policymakers, and technology partners

What We Do

We focus on policy research, technical analysis, and parent-facing education.
But we do not publish implementation architecture, compliance mechanisms, or state-technology design proposals publicly.

Our work includes:

• Clear, accessible explanations of emerging digital risks

• Research summaries for legislators and state agencies

• Guidance for parents on understanding their children’s digital world

• Collaborative efforts with experts in child development, privacy, and digital safety

• Support for modern infrastructure approaches that strengthen child protection over time

For Policymakers

The Council provides:

• Nonpartisan briefings

• Evidence-based research summaries

• Legislative trend analyses

• Maternal-perspective insights from real Florida families

• Technical and constitutional considerations in modern child-safety policy

We believe sound laws come from sound information.

For Parents

We help Florida families:

• Understand how children are affected by digital environments

• Navigate school-issued technology

• Identify safe practices and digital hygiene

• Advocate for their kids in classrooms and online

• Stay informed about major developments shaping digital childhood

Our goal is simple: reduce the burden on families by helping Florida build a better foundation.

What we believe

1. Parents should define their children’s digital boundaries.

2. States need clear tools to uphold their own child-safety laws.

3. Infrastructure, not content-policing, is the sustainable path