Through education, advocacy, and empowerment, we strive to equip caregivers and young adults with the knowledge and tools they need to navigate the digital world responsibly and protect children’s online well-being.
This site is designed for parents and young adults, offering reliable resources and support to navigate the complexities of the digital age.
Whether you’re a parent seeking guidance on online safety, or a young adult exploring your digital footprint, our platform is here to empower you every step of the way.
Sarah, the visionary behind Kids Are Not Content™, is a passionate advocate for children’s online safety and privacy. As a digital content creator, she understands firsthand the challenges and concerns parents face in today’s digital age.
With a background in child advocacy, digital media ethics, and as a mother of two young children herself, Sarah brings a unique perspective and unwavering commitment to the mission of Kids Are Not Content™. Through her platform Mom.Uncharted, Sarah shares her personal experiences, insights, and expertise to inspire positive change and empower others to protect their children’s digital well-being.
Learn more about Sarah through her website, Mom.Uncharted here.
Sarah, the visionary behind Kids Are Not Content™, is a passionate advocate for children’s online safety and privacy. As a digital content creator, she understands firsthand the challenges and concerns parents face in today’s digital age.
With a background in child advocacy, digital media ethics, and as a mother of two young children herself, Sarah brings a unique perspective and unwavering commitment to the mission of Kids Are Not Content. Through her platform Mom.Uncharted, Sarah shares her personal experiences, insights, and expertise to inspire positive change and empower others to protect their children’s digital well-being.
Learn more about Sarah through her website, Mom.Uncharted here.
Illustrations for Kids Are Not Content™ were created by Mafe Art Studio, Miguel Fernandez. With a background as a teacher, Miguel subsequently was able to turn his passion for art into a catalyst for change.
Miguel’s work focuses on creating conversations on the complexities of growing up in the digital age and the impact of technology on children.While creating imagery for the website, Miguel ensured that the design decisions reflected the overall ethos of Kids Are Not Content™ and maintained the message against sharenting.
Learn more about Miguel’s work through his website here.
Illustrations for Kids Are Not Content™ were created by Mafe Art Studio, Miguel Fernandez. With a background as a teacher, Miguel subsequently was able to turn his passion for art into a catalyst for change.
Miguel’s work focuses on creating conversations on the complexities of growing up in the digital age and the impact of technology on children.While creating imagery for the website, Miguel ensured that the design decisions reflected the overall ethos of Kids Are Not Content™ and maintained the message against sharenting.
Learn more about Miguel’s work through his website here.
With the support of our sponsor Sarah, the Kids Are Not Content™ website was created by 5 undergraduate students at the Information School at the University of Washington as their capstone project.
To learn about Capstone, you can view the project archives here.
