As concerns about the impact of digital technology on young people continue to grow, Tennessee lawmakers have taken a step aimed at addressing the issue through targeted funding and oversight.
The House Bill 2270, approved this week by the Tennessee General Assembly, would create the Children’s Digital Protection Fund — a new pool of money designed to support mental health services and safety efforts for children affected by online activity.
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