When Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation sparked a national conversation about the harms of smartphones and social media, many parents were left wondering—what do we do now?

Most children already have access to phones or tablets, and these devices have become indispensable to modern life. So how can we learn to live with these powerful, useful, and addictive technologies?

Join us for an engaging evening of learning and dialogue as we explore how families and communities can shift our relationships with screens—maximizing their benefits while minimizing their harms. Using insights from psychological science, we’ll discuss strategies for setting limits, modeling healthy habits, and facing these challenges together.

	Featuring Guest Speaker: Yoni Schwab, PhD, founder and Assistant Head of The Shefa School, the first and largest Jewish day school for children with dyslexia and learning disabilities.

Who Should Attend

This event is for parents, caregivers, and educators who want to better understand the impact of screens and social media on children and teens. Whether your child is in elementary, middle, or high school, you’ll leave with practical tools and a sense of shared purpose as we navigate these challenges together.

Senesh is proud to open this program to parents from across the local community, offering an opportunity to explore this important and timely topic together.

Event Details

📅 Thursday, November 20th

🕕 6:30-8:00 PM – Presentation & Conversation

🚪 Doors open at 6:15 PM

📍 The Senesh School, Brooklyn (above the Carroll Street F/G subway station)

💵 $10 per person

This event is open to all, and we’re committed to making it accessible for everyone. If cost is a concern, please reach out—we’ll work with you to ensure your family can participate.

Questions? Email us at kulam@hannahsenesh.org