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Research Brief: Entertainment Exergaming

This research brief reviews “exergames”, which specifically seek to increase physical activity levels through video game play.

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Would You Give 25 Years of Your Life to an App?

In a new Teen Voices video “Watch This If Your Screen Time is Over 2 Hours,” Student Advisory Council member Jackson B. shares his teen-led perspective on screen time, algorithm design, and simple habits for reclaiming digital wellbeing.

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What We Learned About How Teens Navigate Sex, Relationships, and Social Media

In our latest Pulse Survey, we asked 1,124 US teens ages 16 to 18 about the social norms they hold around sex and relationships, their sexual health literacy and access to education, and the relationship and sexual content they encounter on social media.

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Pulse Survey: How Teens Navigate Sex, Relationships, and Social Media

A Digital Wellness Lab Pulse Survey 1,124 US teens (ages 16 to 18) to better understand how they form their beliefs and decisions around sex and relationships.

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More Than a Text—Why Digital Closeness Isn’t a Guarantee of Real-Life Safety

Read the latest Teen Voices feature by Student Advisory Council member Ayanna exploring the illusion of digital trust, the gray areas of youth relationship safety, and why online closeness shouldn’t be treated as a "receipt" for in-person consent.

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