The Feed
LOG OFF Movement, Emma LembkeThe Feed is LOG OFF’s platform for reporting and reflection on technology’s role in our lives. We publish articles from our team of young people about digital wellbeing, tech ethics, and the impacts of social media and other technologies on our lives.
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| Issues | 9 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Tips for Building a Healthier Relationship with Social Media
Have you ever reached a point where you deleted all of the apps on your phone and said “I am never getting back on social media”?
After speaking with numerous classmates and friends, I learned that this reaction is not unique. A term for t...
Boredom Gave Me Purpose
I wanted fresh air.
I wanted to run outside and lay in the grass. I wanted to look up at the clouds and feel the wind blowing against my face. I wanted to feel the sun’s rays warming my soul.
Instead, I stayed inside. On my phone.
I sat...
Protecting Minors In Virtual Reality
The capabilities of video games have exploded tremendously in the twenty-first century. Many adults and young adults grew up with game controllers and a screen in front of their faces. It was entertaining, engaging, it felt real. Virtual re...
I Was An iPad Kid Before It Was An Insult
I was in elementary school when I got an iPad. My favorite thing to do was watch Minecraft videos on YouTube. That was my introduction to social media. It wasn’t with a smartphone, not with an app tied to a personal profile, just a tablet a...
A Late User: The "Unimaginable" Possibility of Living Independent and Free of Social Media
For young people today, social media appears as an absolute necessity. A norm that is unquestioned. Everyone has a mobile phone. Everyone is on social media. So, is it possible to live in the mainstream of society without social media? How...
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Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director of LOG OFF. Director of Gen Z Advocacy at The Sustainable Media Center.
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