On November 11th in Minneapolis, a group of health researchers, educators and youth leaders gathered to discuss how screen time affects students’ lives and brainstorm how to have better digital health. It was Minnesota’s first ever digital well-being summit, and the organizers, LiveMore ScreenLess, already have another planned for Dec. 7.
The executive director of that organization, Katherine Myers, and a student who attended the summit, Two Rivers High School Junior Evangeline Fuentes, both joined MPR News host Nina Moini to talk about their work.