Congress Must Choose Kids Over Big Tech

ParentsSOS survivor parents are deeply grateful to Senate and House legislators for reintroducing the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) and standing with American families in the fight to protect kids from preventable online harms.

Unfortunately, while the Senate version includes strong online protections for children, the House version is significantly weaker. It removes the key “duty of care” and would prevent states from enforcing and passing their own laws to protect kids online.

Now is the time to urge your House Representatives and Senators to support KOSA and demand its passing without delay — with a duty of care and no preemption of state laws. Each day without KOSA’s safeguards puts countless children at risk of being cyberbullied, sexually extorted, or sent down deadly rabbit holes.

Congress has a rare second chance to deliver real protections for American children. We need them to take it.

Thank you for standing with survivor parents.