For young people, an antidote for addictive, manipulative technologies like social media is an abundance of people and places that protect them, prevent harm, and promote well-being. Across the country, states, schools, localities, Native nations, and families are suing social media companies for the harms caused to youth by their addictive platforms, that could result in millions of dollars flowing to state and local governments to remediate harms through positive youth development programs such as after-school and summer programs.

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