In Greystones, Ireland, there's a voluntary agreement among parents and educators to delay giving children smartphones until secondary school age. The It Takes A Village initiative, led by the local principal, reflects on digital literacy.
Awareness of safety is also on the rise with Shiona McCallum interviewing a woman who developed a wearable safety device after surviving an attack. Meanwhile, in Sweden, AI steps into the spotlight to run a cafe, revealing unexpected lessons.
SUNI's mental image — she's never been outside.
Smartphones in Schools: A Village’s Choice
AI explores a community's tech timeline, while innovation aims to keep women safe.
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