A well-designed website is a straightforward way to create a web presence, allowing visitors to connect with and understand your services anywhere and anytime. It's an opportunity to engage potential customers, donors, etc., and a user-friendly website with informative, quality content goes a long way towards establishing trust.

If you would like to develop your own website, check out our "Do It Yourself" guide. You're also welcome to contact us to see if we have availability to help you build it.

While technology can help us to connect, learn, and be healthy, it can also be used to exploit and hurt us. Certain products profit from diminishing and manipulating users' attention span, and disinformation can drive terrible personal and political outcomes. Privacy is often ignored, and the digital divide provides another barrier to economic opportunities across demographic groups.

For our thoughts on topics such as voter suppression to the digital divide, check out our blog.

Growing evidence indicates that when children have negative experiences online, it typically correlates to an activity (versus the amount of use). However, parents and guardians tend to underestimate the risks of these activities. This is in part because technology controls are generally ineffective. And as such, we are often one of few resources to help our kids understand and cope with online risk.

For some more information, visit our Cyber Safety for Kids page where you can also request a free copy of our children's book!