Growing Up in a Connected World: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers (UNESCO)

A practical media and information literacy guide developed by UNESCO, CLEMI, and Réseau Canopé to help families navigate today's digital world. It offers evidence-based guidance on topics such as screen time, social media, algorithms, artificial intelligence, online safety, and critical thinking, empowering parents and children to make informed and responsible digital choices together.

Day of AI

A nonprofit initiative originally developed at MIT RAISE that provides free AI literacy resources for K–12 education, including hands-on lessons, teacher professional development, school leadership guidance, and family toolkits. In collaboration with Common Sense Media, the initiative also offers resources for parents and caregivers—such as conversation guides, videos, and family activities—to help children develop a responsible, ethical, and informed understanding of artificial intelligence at home and in school.

Media Literacy Now – AI Literacy Family Toolkit

Downloadable family toolkit designed for caregivers, schools, and community use

aiEDU

Main hub for AI education resources, curriculum, and school guidance. aiEDU is a nonprofit that helps schools teach about artificial intelligence in clear, practical, and equitable ways. It develops curriculum and learning resources for classrooms, supports teachers with professional development, and partners with education systems to prepare students to understand and navigate AI responsibly

The Rithm Project

The Rithm Project is an organization that helps people understand and shape AI so technology strengthens relationships instead of weakening them. It researches how AI is affecting relationships, convenes leaders through its Changemaker Network, and creates tools, campaigns, and learning experiences through its Creative Studio

The ENDGAME Project

ENDGAME is an EU project that helps young people build critical media literacy and responsible digital citizenship through educational escape rooms based on real-world information scenarios. Its goal is to teach learners how to recognize disinformation, online manipulation, and other media literacy challenges in an engaging, sustainable way.

EdSafe Alliance

Parent’s Guide

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Parent-focused guide on understanding school AI use and advocating for safe, human-centered practices.

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Resource Library

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Library of reports, briefs, and school-facing resources with family relevance.

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Policy Lab Resource Hub

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Safety and policy resources, including material schools can use to shape family FAQs and AI discussions.