Screens are everywhere. For today’s kids, smartphones have become constant companions — in classrooms, on the playground, even at the dinner table. But that’s only part of the story.
The other part? It’s about a growing movement — one that believes kids deserve better.
At Generation Faraday, we’re proud to be part of this national shift. Our mission is simple but powerful: to help schools, families, and communities create phone-free environments that support focus, connection, and healthy development.
We believe childhood should be protected — a time for real-world learning, friendship, and self-discovery, not endless scrolling.
That’s why our Faraday bags are designed to block signals and support distraction-free spaces, whether it’s in the classroom, at home during homework time, or at the dinner table. From locking classroom sets to take-home pouches, our products give educators and parents a practical tool for enforcing boundaries and restoring balance.
And we’re not alone.
Generation Faraday stands proudly with other inspiring organizations leading the charge:
- Phone-Free Schools Movement – Advocates for “first bell to last bell” phone-free policies in schools to help students thrive without digital distractions.
- Wait Until 8th – Empowers parents to delay giving children a smartphone until at least the end of 8th grade, fostering healthier childhood development.
- Smartphone Free Childhood – A grassroots movement uniting parents to stand up for healthier, happier childhoods without smartphones.
- Healthy Screen Habits – Provides research and resources to help families make informed decisions about screen time and establish healthy digital habits.
- Catherine Price – Science journalist and author of How to Break Up With Your Phone, offering insights into balancing technology and life.
- Common Sense Media – Offers trusted ratings and resources to help families navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.
- Max Stossel – Social Awakening – An award-winning artist and advocate promoting mindful use of technology among youth.
- Project Liberty – Aims to build a people-powered internet that prioritizes user well-being and democratic values.
- Mothers Against Media Addiction (MAMA) – A grassroots movement of parents standing up against media addiction to preserve real-life experiences in childhood.
- Center for Countering Digital Hate – Works to stop the spread of online hate and disinformation through research and advocacy.
- Happy Hearts Parenting – Supports parents and carers in nurturing their children’s moral growth and healthy development.
- Log Off Movement – A youth-led organization committed to helping young people build healthy relationships with social media and online platforms.
Together, we are rewriting the story — from screen-saturated childhoods to more present, grounded ones.
To explore more about this powerful coalition and how we’re collectively supporting healthier digital habits, check out the full list of aligned organizations from The Anxious Generation.
Join the movement.
Let’s give kids the gift of presence.