Todd and Mia Minor lost their 12-year-old son Matthew to a choking/blackout challenge. Tune into their conversation with SAVE CEO Erich Mische to learn more about their work and why they support the KiDS: Keep it Digitally Safe campaign and warning labels on unregulated social media platforms.

Erin Popolo, Founder of Emmy’s Champions, and Erich Mische, CEO of SAVE, discuss the KiDS campaign, parental involvement and awareness, and keeping kids safe online.

KiDS: Keep It Digitally Safe represents organizations in five countries across four continents. Its scholarship contest launched in February and will accept submissions for warning labels on social media platforms through the end of September 2025. The art contest encourages young people and others to design creative “labels” in a variety of mediums to raise awareness of the dangers youth face on unregulated platforms and encourage systemic change through comprehensive legislative solutions like warning labels and age-appropriate design codes.

Three of the most visible and vocal voices calling for laws to protect youth on social media will join SAVE CEO Erich Mische to discuss the work of their respective organizations and the importance of the KiDS: Keep It Digitally Safe campaign and its multimedia art scholarship contest for warning labels on social media.

Join SAVE CEO Erich Mische for “Social Media Warning Labels: Every Click Has a Cost - A Global Call to Action.” This talk, part of the free Shield. Global Online Safety Conference, will address the urgent need to protect children from the dangers of unregulated social media platforms and focus on the KiDS: Keep It Digitally Safe Campaign, a global scholarship contest aimed at raising awareness and finding creative solutions to safeguard youth.