Shamus/multimed_short · Datasets at Hugging Face

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	ABOUT SEXUAL ASSAULT AND . ONE GIRL SAYS SHE FELT UNSUPPORTED AFTER A SEXUAL ASSAULT. YOU PUT YOURSELF IN	9
	THAT POSITION IS THE SENTENCE THAT CAME OUT OF MY PARENTS MOUTH WHEN I TOLD HIM I HAD BEEN . OUR GIRLS ARE BEING FACED	5
	WITH A BARRAGE OF STRESSES AND NEW EXPERIENCES THAT ARE REALLY BEYOND THEIR ABILITY TO COPE.	17
	NANCY CUNNINGHAM SAYS GIRLS ARE PARTICULARLY VULNERABLE TO A VARIETY OF STRESSORS. A LOT OF IT IS ACADEMIC STRESS PROJECTS HAVE AND ON TOP OF THAT HAVING FRIENDSHIP DRAMA.	21
	Reporter: 14-YEAR-OLD HARPER DRAKE SAYS SOCIAL MEDIA HAS TAKEN FRENCH RIP DRAMA TO NEW LEVELS. WE ALL GET A FEAR OF MISSING OUT.	5
	THE SOMEONE IS POSTING ON TIKTOK, INSTAGRAM, OR A SNAPCHAT STORY, YOU CAN SEE THEY ARE ALTOGETHER. AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES CAN BE INTENSE AND TIME-CONSUMING	5
	LEAVING MANY TIME IN MANY GIRL ' LIVES TO JUST BE GIRLS. IF WE WERE GROWING UP WITH ALL OF THIS INFORMATION AT OUR	10
	FINGERTIPS ALL THE TIME, YOU MIGHT FEEL THIS WAY, TOO. ONE OF THE THINGS ARE STARTLING.	20
	THE POST SHE SEES MOST ARE ABOUT SEXUAL ASSAULT AND . YOU KNOW THERE WAS ANOTHER DISTURBING STAT IN THIS REPORT THAT SAID 14% OF GIRLS HAVE	6
	BEEN FORCED TO HAVE SEX. I BROUGHT THAT UP WITH THIS PANEL OF TEAMS I SPOKE WITH WHEN I WAS IN VIRGINIA. LET'S LISTEN TO THAT.	5
	DOES THAT SURPRISE YOU ALL? UNFORTUNATELY NOT. NOT PARTICULARLY. WHICH IS A SAD THING TO SAY. WHY NOT? WHAT HAVE YOU HEARD?	6
	WHAT DO YOU KNOW FROM FRIENDS? THERE IS KIND OF THIS UNSPOKEN LANGUAGE OF LET'S SAY YOU KNOW A FRIEND WHO'S GOING TO A FOOTBALL GAME, EACH OTHER,	6
	IT IS AT SUCH AND SUCH SCHOOL. BE CAREFUL, THAT AREA IS KNOWN FOR NOT HAVING GUYS WHO CAN CONTROL THEMSELVES AND THINGS LIKE THAT.	21
	IT IS SAD BECAUSE WE ALL KNOW. IT IS JUST NOW THAT THE PUBLIC IS COMING TO THAT REALIZATION. I TAKE THE BUS TO WORK SOMETIMES.	5
	WHEN I TAKE THE BUS TO WORK I WEAR A FAKE WEDDING RING AND BAGGY CLOTHES AND MAKE SURE I LOOK LIKE NOT A WOMAN. I HAVE TO DO THESE THINGS JUST	6
	TO PROTECT MYSELF. IT IS VERY UNFORTUNATE. THAT IS THE WAY IT IS. IT IS NORMALIZED. NOBODY IS ASKING WHY ARE YOU WEARING A FAKE WEDDING RING.	6
	IT HAS REACHED THE POINT WHERE IT IS KNOWN AMONGST US THAT IT IS NOT NECESSARILY CONCERNING TO HAVE OUTSIDE PARTIES. IT'S LIKE OH, I DID THIS TO	8
	MAKE SURE I WOULD NOT GET ON THE STREET. AGAIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WE ARE HEARING THAT FROM.	10
	THE SURVEY WAS DONE IN 2021 THAT WE ARE TAKING THE STATS FROM. WHAT WAS IT ABOUT THAT YOUR THAT WE MAY HAVE SEEN A PSYCH	6
	INSPECTION SPIKE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT? KIDS WERE LOCKDOWN AT HOME AND WHAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A	8
	SAFE PLACE. SEXUAL ASSAULT REMINDS EXPERTS REMIND US THAT SUCH ATTACKS GENERALLY OCCUR IN FAMILIES OR WITH OTHER CLOSE FAMILY	8
	RELATIONSHIPS AND NEIGHBORHOODS. LOCKDOWN MAY HAVE INCREASED EXPOSURE TO INDIVIDUALS IN SOME CASES.	8
	WHAT ROLE DO YOU THINK SOCIAL MEDIA PLAYS HERE? CRISIS CENTER SHOWED ME THEY SAW A HUGE INCREASE IN CYBER	8
	SEXUAL VIOLENCE, LIKE ONLINE STOCKING. I TALKED WITH HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WHO SAID THEY THINK THESE	7
	NUMBERS ARE UNDER ESTIMATE. MANY GIRLS ARE SIMPLY TOO	11
	AFRAID TO SPEAK UP. I ALSO HEARD FROM THE TEENAGERS I SPOKE WITH ABOUT THIS MISOGYNISTIC CONTENT WE ARE SEEING FLOORS ONLINE, THESE RUBBER HOLES TEEN BOYS CAN END	9
	UP DOWN. THEY THINK IT MAY BE IMPACTING SOME OF THEIR BEHAVIOR. CORRECT. IT IS NOT JUST WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH GIRLS OR AROUND US, BUT	5
	ALSO WHAT'S HAPPENING AROUND BOYS. WHAT ARE THEY EXPOSED TO? THAT'S ANOTHER PART OF THAT STORY TO TAKE A LOOK AT.	9
	IF YOU ARE SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS IN CRISIS, PLEASE CALL 988. THAT IS THE SUICIDE AND CRISIS LIFELINE. ALSO ON YOUR	25
	> TEENS MAY BE UNDER PRESSURE BUT MANY SCHOOLS ARE TO UNDER RESOURCED TO TACKLE THIS COMPLICATED CHALLENGE. THAT IS WHY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SAYS IT IS PROVIDING	6
	$188 MILLION TO HELP FIND MORE MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES IN DISTRICTS THAT NEED IT MOST. I SPOKE TO EDUCATION SECRETARY	7
	MICHAEL CARDONA AND THE SURGEON GENERAL ABOUT WHAT IS CALLED THE EXISTENTIAL CRISIS OF OUR TIME. YOU KNOW HOW IT IS A FULL BLOWN CRISIS IN OUR COUNTRY	6
	RIGHT NOW. THE NUMBERS HAVE BEEN TELLING US THIS FOR YEARS. THE SITUATION IS GETTING WORSE.	23
	WE HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT NUMBER ONE, KEATS WHO NEED HELP CAN GET IT. NUMBER TWO, WE HAVE TO INVEST IN PREVENTION.	5
	WE HAVE TO STOP THIS AT THE ROOT. FINALLY, WE HAVE GOT TO ADDRESS THE SHAME AND STIGMA THAT SURROUNDS MENTAL HEALTH. SO MANY KIDS ARE FEELING	5
	INHIBITED ABOUT COMING FORWARD AND ASKING FOR HELP. WE HAVE GOT TO CHANGE THAT. WHAT SPECIFICALLY IS HAPPENING TO OUR GIRLS?	6
	WHY IS IT WORSE FOR THEM? WE SEE RECORD NUMBERS OF LONELINESS AMONG KIDS IN GENERAL AND INCLUDING AMONG YOUNG GIRLS.	5
	THAT INCREASES THE RISK FOR DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY. WE ARE ALSO SEEING AN EXPERIENCE	15
	OF TECHNOLOGY, SOCIAL MEDIA IN PARTICULAR, HAS NOT BEEN HEALTHY OR POSITIVE FOR MANY PEOPLE. IT IS ESPECIALLY TRUE FOR YOUNG GIRLS FOR THEIR SENSE OF SELF,	6
	THEIR CONFIDENCE IN THEIR YOUNG BODY IS ADVERSELY AFFECTED THEIR PARTICIPATION IN SOCIAL MEDIA.	9
	IT IS IMPORTANT TO ALSO REALIZE THAT HIGH SCHOOLERS TODAY HAVE SO MUCH PRESSURE TO DO WELL AND GET GOOD GRADES. EVERYTHING IS LIKE A	5
	COMPETITION IN HIGH SCHOOL. WE HAVE TO RECOGNIZE THAT THEY ARE UNDER A LOT OF STRESS. IS MENTIONED A COUPLE TIMES ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA.	10
	THIS ALSO CAME RECENTLY THAT SENATOR HAWLEY ANNOUNCED HE IS INTRODUCING LEGISLATION WHERE HE WANTS TO MAKE THE MINIMUM AGE 16 ACROSS-THE-BOARD. IS THAT SOMETHING EITHER OF YOU	6
	ARE IN SUPPORT OF? I AM GLAD WE ARE HAVING A CONVERSATION ABOUT HOW TO MAKE	7
	SOCIAL MEDIA SAY FOR OUR KIDS. I THINK 13 IS TOO YOUNG FOR KIDS TO BE USING SOCIAL MEDIA	7
	IN ITS CURRENT FORM. AT THE AGE OF 13, YOUR BRAIN IS STILL DEVELOPING. YOU ARE DEVELOPING YOUR SENSE OF SELF.	6
	YOU'RE BUILDING YOUR RELATIONSHIPS. ALL OF THAT MAKES FOR A SENSITIVE TIME FOR WHEN YOU ARE YOUNG.	21
	MOST OF THE PRODUCTS AND HAD TO MEET SOME SORT OF SAFETY STANDARD TO BE SOLD. WHERE ARE THOSE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR SOCIAL MEDIA?	5
	ESPECIALLY GIVEN HOW OFTEN OUR KIDS ARE JUST FIGURED IT UBIQUITOUS IT IS. WE HAVE GOT TO DEMAND TRANSPARENCY FROM SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANIES WHEN IT COMES TO THE	6
	DATA THEY ARE COLLECTING ON THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG PEOPLE. I DO THINK THAT 13 ACCESS TO SOCIAL MEDIA IS TOO YOUNG.	7
	IT REMINDS ME OF JOE CAMPBELL TARGETING CIGARETTES TO CHILDREN. NOW WE ARE SEEING VAPOR CALL PRODUCTS BEING SOLD TO	7
	CHILDREN. THEY TARGET HONORABLE CHILDREN AND THEY ARE PRAYING ON THEM. I THINK IT IS AN INTERESTING	8
	COMPARISON. WAS ON A BOX OF CIGARETTES, A SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING. DO YOU THINK SOCIAL MEDIA NEEDS	8
	TO COME WITH SUMS TYPE OF WARNING AND WOULD YOU GO A STEP FURTHER AND TRYING TO ENFORCE	8
	WHAT YOU SEE IS HOT? WE HAVE TO GO BEYOND WARNINGS. DATA HAS BEEN TELLING US MORE AND MORE CLEARLY THAT THERE ARE	6
	A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF KIDS HARMED BY THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA. WE NEED OUR SAFETY STANDARDS	7
	AND THOSE HAVE TO BE ENFORCED. WE HAVE AGE-BASED REGULATIONS THAT NEED TO BE ENFORCED.	8
	WE NEED TO INCREASE SPACES IN A CHILD'S LIFE ON SOCIAL MEDIA. THAT COULD BE AROUND THE DINNER	7
	TABLE, AROUND THE TIME, A TIME WHEN THEY ARE AROUND FAMILY AND FRIENDS.	13
	THAT NEEDS TO BE ENFORCED. DOES THAT MEAN LEGISLATION ON THE KIDSHAVE TO BE TO BE ON	19
	THE APP? COMPANIES ON THEIR OWN ARE NOT GOING TO SET THE RIGHT AGE LIMIT AND ENFORCE THEM BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT DOING IT NOW.	5
	SOCIAL MEDIA HAS BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS. WE CANNOT WAIT ANY LONGER FOR THIS SYSTEM TO SELF-CORRECT. THE NUMBER ONE QUESTION AS A PARENT IS ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA.	6
	PARENTS ASK IS SOCIAL MEDIA HURTING MY CHILDREN? THE ANSWER IS YES. SCHOOLS ARE NOTORIOUSLY UNDERFUNDED, TEACHERS ARE	7
	UNDERPAID AND WE DON'T HAVE ENOUGH AS IT IS. RIGHT NOW IT IS TOO MUCH BEING ASKED IS TOO MUCH BEING ASKED OF TEACHERS AND CLASSROOMS?	10
	ABSOLUTELY. TEACHERS GET INTO THE	10
	PROFESSION BECAUSE THEY CARE ABOUT KIDS AND WENT TO HELP. WE HAVE ASKED TOO MUCH OF OUR TEACHERS. IT IS NOT FAIR AND WE MUST PROVIDE THEM THE SUPPORT	6
	BECAUSE IF WE PROVIDE THEM THE SUPPORT, OUR STUDENTS WILL BE BETTER. WE NEED TO MAKE SURE TEACHERS HAVE SUPPORT IN THEIR SCHOOLS,	7
	I KNOW SOCIAL WORKERS, SCHOOL COUNSELORS.	17
	IN SOME PLACES, IT IS 500 STUDENTS TO CUT ONE COUNSELOR. WHEN WE TALK ABOUT INVESTMENT TO HEALTH, ARE WE SERIOUS? WITH A 502, ONE RATIO, ARE WE	6
	SERIOUS ABOUT HELPING STUDENTS ADDRESS THE NEEDS THEY HAVE? WHAT ENDS UP HAPPENING IS THE CLASSROOM TEACHER IS ADDRESSING A LOT OF THIS.	5
	THAT IS WHY I AM PROUD OF WHAT WE HAVE FOR THE FUNDING HERE. WE TEAMED UP TO REACH THOSE MOST IMPACTED BY THIS ISSUE. I WROTE AN OP-ED THAT YOU CAN	7
	FIND ON THEIR WEBSITE AND TEAM FOLKS APP SUPPORTER. > THE TYPICAL UP REGULATOR IS	9
	SO GOOD AT SENDING YOU CONTENT THAT RELATES TO YOUR LIFE, I THINK THAT THE CRITICAL THING	13
	ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA WITH YOUNG PEOPLE IS THAT YOU NEED TO TAKE WHAT IS GOOD FOR YOU FROM IT AND MAKING COMMUNITIES WITH	8
	PEOPLE YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE FOUND OTHERWISE. YOU ARE SEEING PEOPLE PRESENT IDENTITIES WITHOUT THE SUBMACHINE WE USED TO HAVE ON SOCIAL MEDIA.	5
	WHEN THAT IS PRESENTED TO YOU, IT CAN HELP YOU REALIZE THINGS ABOUT YOURSELF. TO HAVE A POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH	8
	SOCIAL MEDIA, IT IS IMPORTANT TO FIND HER LIVING CORNER OF IT.	19
	IT IS SO FAST. IF YOU FIND A SPACE WHERE PEOPLE LIKE YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT THINGS THAT YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT, IT CAN BE REALLY	6
	HELPFUL. IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO ESTABLISH BOUNDARIES. YOU DON'T WANT TO BE SCROLLING ON TIKTOK OR INSTAGRAM ALL DAY LONG. EVEN WITH AUTHENTIC	5
	INFLUENCERS, IT IS STILL JUST A HIGHLIGHT REEL. PEOPLE ARE SHOWING WHAT THEY WANT TO SHOW YOU. YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER THAT YOUR ACTUAL LIFE CANNOT BE COMPARED	6
	TO PEOPLE'S SOCIAL MEDIA FEES. WHEN YOU'RE YOUNG AND HAVING MENTAL HEALTH STRUGGLES AND CAN FEEL LIKE YOU ARE ALONE, FOR JEN Z, THEY CAN GO ONLINE AND	6
	> WE SPENT A LOT OF TIME ON THE STRESSORS TEENS ARE FACING, BUT NOW WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT WHAT CAN BE DONE TO HELP. TO GET INSIDE, I SPOKE TO DR.	6
	KATHLEEN, DIRECTOR OF THE DIVISION OF ADOLESCENT AND SCHOOL HEALTH AT THE CDC. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US ON THIS. IT IS SO GOOD TO TALK WITH	6
	SOMEBODY WHO IS INVOLVED IN THIS STUDY. I KNOW YOU CALLED THIS CDC DATA ON YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH DEVASTATING. HOW CAN WE FACILITATE	5
	CONVERSATIONS WITH STUDENTS? WHAT CAN YOU SAY TO TRY TO GET THROUGH TO TRUST YOU TO OPEN UP TO YOU?	8
	I THINK THE ESSENCE OF CONNECTION BETWEEN YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS, WHETHER THAT IS THEIR PARENTS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, TEACHERS, SCHOOL	7
	COUNSELORS, IS INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT AND CAN REALLY BRIDGE THAT GAP BETWEEN HOW STUDENTS ARE FEELING AND SOLUTIONS TO HELP THEM FEEL BETTER AND DO	7
	BETTER. A LOT OF IT IS ASKING THEM QUESTIONS, ASKING THEM HOW THEY ARE FEELING, ASKING THEM WHAT'S	6
	GOING ON WITH THEM, NOTICING WITH THERE ARE CHANGES IN THEIR	9
	BEHAVIOR, WHEN THERE ARE CHANGES IN THEIR EATING AND SLEEPING PATTERNS FOR PARENTS, CHANGES IN WHAT'S GOING ON IN THEIR CLASSROOMS. TO REALLY BE	8
	ATTENTIVE. I THINK THAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING ADULTS CAN DO IS TO PAY ATTENTION AND TO ASK.	13
	TO ASK GOOD QUESTIONS. THAT LEADS TO EVERYTHING ELSE. Reporter: ABSOLUTELY. ONE OF THE THINGS I HEARD FROM THESE TEENAGERS, SEVERAL GROUPS, WAS THE ONES WHO HAVE	6
	MADE A RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR SCHOOL COUNSELOR COULD NOT SPEAK HIGHLY ENOUGH ABOUT IT. THAT RELATIONSHIP CAN MAKE SUCH	8
	A DIFFERENCE. WHAT DO YOU THINK SHOULD BE DONE THERE? IS IT ENCOURAGING MORE STUDENTS	8
	TO TALK TO THAT TRUSTED ADULT? HOW CAN WE MAKE MORE TEENAGERS BENEFIT FROM THAT? SCHOOL COUNSELORS ARE	6
	INCREDIBLE. THERE ARE NOT NEARLY ENOUGH OF THEM. IT WOULD BE GREAT IF MORE SCHOOLS HAD A SMALLER RATIO BETWEEN THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS	10
	AND THE NUMBER OF COUNSELORS THAT ARE AVAILABLE TO THEM SO THAT THERE WERE FEWER STUDENTS PER COUNSELOR.	12
	I DON'T THINK ACROSS THE COUNTRY THAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN, WE JUST DON'T HAVE ENOUGH COUNSELORS. I DO THINK THAT WHILE THEY ARE	9

ABOUT SEXUAL ASSAULT AND . ONE GIRL SAYS SHE FELT UNSUPPORTED AFTER A SEXUAL ASSAULT. YOU PUT YOURSELF IN

9

THAT POSITION IS THE SENTENCE THAT CAME OUT OF MY PARENTS MOUTH WHEN I TOLD HIM I HAD BEEN . OUR GIRLS ARE BEING FACED

5

WITH A BARRAGE OF STRESSES AND NEW EXPERIENCES THAT ARE REALLY BEYOND THEIR ABILITY TO COPE.

17

NANCY CUNNINGHAM SAYS GIRLS ARE PARTICULARLY VULNERABLE TO A VARIETY OF STRESSORS. A LOT OF IT IS ACADEMIC STRESS PROJECTS HAVE AND ON TOP OF THAT HAVING FRIENDSHIP DRAMA.

21

Reporter: 14-YEAR-OLD HARPER DRAKE SAYS SOCIAL MEDIA HAS TAKEN FRENCH RIP DRAMA TO NEW LEVELS. WE ALL GET A FEAR OF MISSING OUT.

5

THE SOMEONE IS POSTING ON TIKTOK, INSTAGRAM, OR A SNAPCHAT STORY, YOU CAN SEE THEY ARE ALTOGETHER. AFTERSCHOOL ACTIVITIES CAN BE INTENSE AND TIME-CONSUMING

5

LEAVING MANY TIME IN MANY GIRL ' LIVES TO JUST BE GIRLS. IF WE WERE GROWING UP WITH ALL OF THIS INFORMATION AT OUR

10

FINGERTIPS ALL THE TIME, YOU MIGHT FEEL THIS WAY, TOO. ONE OF THE THINGS ARE STARTLING.

20

THE POST SHE SEES MOST ARE ABOUT SEXUAL ASSAULT AND . YOU KNOW THERE WAS ANOTHER DISTURBING STAT IN THIS REPORT THAT SAID 14% OF GIRLS HAVE

6

BEEN FORCED TO HAVE SEX. I BROUGHT THAT UP WITH THIS PANEL OF TEAMS I SPOKE WITH WHEN I WAS IN VIRGINIA. LET'S LISTEN TO THAT.

5

DOES THAT SURPRISE YOU ALL? UNFORTUNATELY NOT. NOT PARTICULARLY. WHICH IS A SAD THING TO SAY. WHY NOT? WHAT HAVE YOU HEARD?

6

WHAT DO YOU KNOW FROM FRIENDS? THERE IS KIND OF THIS UNSPOKEN LANGUAGE OF LET'S SAY YOU KNOW A FRIEND WHO'S GOING TO A FOOTBALL GAME, EACH OTHER,

6

IT IS AT SUCH AND SUCH SCHOOL. BE CAREFUL, THAT AREA IS KNOWN FOR NOT HAVING GUYS WHO CAN CONTROL THEMSELVES AND THINGS LIKE THAT.

21

IT IS SAD BECAUSE WE ALL KNOW. IT IS JUST NOW THAT THE PUBLIC IS COMING TO THAT REALIZATION. I TAKE THE BUS TO WORK SOMETIMES.

5

WHEN I TAKE THE BUS TO WORK I WEAR A FAKE WEDDING RING AND BAGGY CLOTHES AND MAKE SURE I LOOK LIKE NOT A WOMAN. I HAVE TO DO THESE THINGS JUST

6

TO PROTECT MYSELF. IT IS VERY UNFORTUNATE. THAT IS THE WAY IT IS. IT IS NORMALIZED. NOBODY IS ASKING WHY ARE YOU WEARING A FAKE WEDDING RING.

6

IT HAS REACHED THE POINT WHERE IT IS KNOWN AMONGST US THAT IT IS NOT NECESSARILY CONCERNING TO HAVE OUTSIDE PARTIES. IT'S LIKE OH, I DID THIS TO

8

MAKE SURE I WOULD NOT GET ON THE STREET. AGAIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WE ARE HEARING THAT FROM.

10

THE SURVEY WAS DONE IN 2021 THAT WE ARE TAKING THE STATS FROM. WHAT WAS IT ABOUT THAT YOUR THAT WE MAY HAVE SEEN A PSYCH

6

INSPECTION SPIKE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT? KIDS WERE LOCKDOWN AT HOME AND WHAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A

8

SAFE PLACE. SEXUAL ASSAULT REMINDS EXPERTS REMIND US THAT SUCH ATTACKS GENERALLY OCCUR IN FAMILIES OR WITH OTHER CLOSE FAMILY

8

RELATIONSHIPS AND NEIGHBORHOODS. LOCKDOWN MAY HAVE INCREASED EXPOSURE TO INDIVIDUALS IN SOME CASES.

8

WHAT ROLE DO YOU THINK SOCIAL MEDIA PLAYS HERE? CRISIS CENTER SHOWED ME THEY SAW A HUGE INCREASE IN CYBER

8

SEXUAL VIOLENCE, LIKE ONLINE STOCKING. I TALKED WITH HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WHO SAID THEY THINK THESE

7

NUMBERS ARE UNDER ESTIMATE. MANY GIRLS ARE SIMPLY TOO

11

AFRAID TO SPEAK UP. I ALSO HEARD FROM THE TEENAGERS I SPOKE WITH ABOUT THIS MISOGYNISTIC CONTENT WE ARE SEEING FLOORS ONLINE, THESE RUBBER HOLES TEEN BOYS CAN END

9

UP DOWN. THEY THINK IT MAY BE IMPACTING SOME OF THEIR BEHAVIOR. CORRECT. IT IS NOT JUST WHAT'S HAPPENING WITH GIRLS OR AROUND US, BUT

5

ALSO WHAT'S HAPPENING AROUND BOYS. WHAT ARE THEY EXPOSED TO? THAT'S ANOTHER PART OF THAT STORY TO TAKE A LOOK AT.

9

IF YOU ARE SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS IN CRISIS, PLEASE CALL 988. THAT IS THE SUICIDE AND CRISIS LIFELINE. ALSO ON YOUR

25

> TEENS MAY BE UNDER PRESSURE BUT MANY SCHOOLS ARE TO UNDER RESOURCED TO TACKLE THIS COMPLICATED CHALLENGE. THAT IS WHY THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SAYS IT IS PROVIDING

6

$188 MILLION TO HELP FIND MORE MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES IN DISTRICTS THAT NEED IT MOST. I SPOKE TO EDUCATION SECRETARY

7

MICHAEL CARDONA AND THE SURGEON GENERAL ABOUT WHAT IS CALLED THE EXISTENTIAL CRISIS OF OUR TIME. YOU KNOW HOW IT IS A FULL BLOWN CRISIS IN OUR COUNTRY

6

RIGHT NOW. THE NUMBERS HAVE BEEN TELLING US THIS FOR YEARS. THE SITUATION IS GETTING WORSE.

23

WE HAVE TO MAKE SURE THAT NUMBER ONE, KEATS WHO NEED HELP CAN GET IT. NUMBER TWO, WE HAVE TO INVEST IN PREVENTION.

5

WE HAVE TO STOP THIS AT THE ROOT. FINALLY, WE HAVE GOT TO ADDRESS THE SHAME AND STIGMA THAT SURROUNDS MENTAL HEALTH. SO MANY KIDS ARE FEELING

5

INHIBITED ABOUT COMING FORWARD AND ASKING FOR HELP. WE HAVE GOT TO CHANGE THAT. WHAT SPECIFICALLY IS HAPPENING TO OUR GIRLS?

6

WHY IS IT WORSE FOR THEM? WE SEE RECORD NUMBERS OF LONELINESS AMONG KIDS IN GENERAL AND INCLUDING AMONG YOUNG GIRLS.

5

THAT INCREASES THE RISK FOR DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY. WE ARE ALSO SEEING AN EXPERIENCE

15

OF TECHNOLOGY, SOCIAL MEDIA IN PARTICULAR, HAS NOT BEEN HEALTHY OR POSITIVE FOR MANY PEOPLE. IT IS ESPECIALLY TRUE FOR YOUNG GIRLS FOR THEIR SENSE OF SELF,

6

THEIR CONFIDENCE IN THEIR YOUNG BODY IS ADVERSELY AFFECTED THEIR PARTICIPATION IN SOCIAL MEDIA.

9

IT IS IMPORTANT TO ALSO REALIZE THAT HIGH SCHOOLERS TODAY HAVE SO MUCH PRESSURE TO DO WELL AND GET GOOD GRADES. EVERYTHING IS LIKE A

5

COMPETITION IN HIGH SCHOOL. WE HAVE TO RECOGNIZE THAT THEY ARE UNDER A LOT OF STRESS. IS MENTIONED A COUPLE TIMES ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA.

10

THIS ALSO CAME RECENTLY THAT SENATOR HAWLEY ANNOUNCED HE IS INTRODUCING LEGISLATION WHERE HE WANTS TO MAKE THE MINIMUM AGE 16 ACROSS-THE-BOARD. IS THAT SOMETHING EITHER OF YOU

6

ARE IN SUPPORT OF? I AM GLAD WE ARE HAVING A CONVERSATION ABOUT HOW TO MAKE

7

SOCIAL MEDIA SAY FOR OUR KIDS. I THINK 13 IS TOO YOUNG FOR KIDS TO BE USING SOCIAL MEDIA

7

IN ITS CURRENT FORM. AT THE AGE OF 13, YOUR BRAIN IS STILL DEVELOPING. YOU ARE DEVELOPING YOUR SENSE OF SELF.

6

YOU'RE BUILDING YOUR RELATIONSHIPS. ALL OF THAT MAKES FOR A SENSITIVE TIME FOR WHEN YOU ARE YOUNG.

21

MOST OF THE PRODUCTS AND HAD TO MEET SOME SORT OF SAFETY STANDARD TO BE SOLD. WHERE ARE THOSE SAFETY STANDARDS FOR SOCIAL MEDIA?

5

ESPECIALLY GIVEN HOW OFTEN OUR KIDS ARE JUST FIGURED IT UBIQUITOUS IT IS. WE HAVE GOT TO DEMAND TRANSPARENCY FROM SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANIES WHEN IT COMES TO THE

6

DATA THEY ARE COLLECTING ON THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG PEOPLE. I DO THINK THAT 13 ACCESS TO SOCIAL MEDIA IS TOO YOUNG.

7

IT REMINDS ME OF JOE CAMPBELL TARGETING CIGARETTES TO CHILDREN. NOW WE ARE SEEING VAPOR CALL PRODUCTS BEING SOLD TO

7

CHILDREN. THEY TARGET HONORABLE CHILDREN AND THEY ARE PRAYING ON THEM. I THINK IT IS AN INTERESTING

8

COMPARISON. WAS ON A BOX OF CIGARETTES, A SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING. DO YOU THINK SOCIAL MEDIA NEEDS

8

TO COME WITH SUMS TYPE OF WARNING AND WOULD YOU GO A STEP FURTHER AND TRYING TO ENFORCE

8

WHAT YOU SEE IS HOT? WE HAVE TO GO BEYOND WARNINGS. DATA HAS BEEN TELLING US MORE AND MORE CLEARLY THAT THERE ARE

6

A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF KIDS HARMED BY THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA. WE NEED OUR SAFETY STANDARDS

7

AND THOSE HAVE TO BE ENFORCED. WE HAVE AGE-BASED REGULATIONS THAT NEED TO BE ENFORCED.

8

WE NEED TO INCREASE SPACES IN A CHILD'S LIFE ON SOCIAL MEDIA. THAT COULD BE AROUND THE DINNER

7

TABLE, AROUND THE TIME, A TIME WHEN THEY ARE AROUND FAMILY AND FRIENDS.

13

THAT NEEDS TO BE ENFORCED. DOES THAT MEAN LEGISLATION ON THE KIDSHAVE TO BE TO BE ON

19

THE APP? COMPANIES ON THEIR OWN ARE NOT GOING TO SET THE RIGHT AGE LIMIT AND ENFORCE THEM BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT DOING IT NOW.

5

SOCIAL MEDIA HAS BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS. WE CANNOT WAIT ANY LONGER FOR THIS SYSTEM TO SELF-CORRECT. THE NUMBER ONE QUESTION AS A PARENT IS ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA.

6

PARENTS ASK IS SOCIAL MEDIA HURTING MY CHILDREN? THE ANSWER IS YES. SCHOOLS ARE NOTORIOUSLY UNDERFUNDED, TEACHERS ARE

7

UNDERPAID AND WE DON'T HAVE ENOUGH AS IT IS. RIGHT NOW IT IS TOO MUCH BEING ASKED IS TOO MUCH BEING ASKED OF TEACHERS AND CLASSROOMS?

10

ABSOLUTELY. TEACHERS GET INTO THE

10

PROFESSION BECAUSE THEY CARE ABOUT KIDS AND WENT TO HELP. WE HAVE ASKED TOO MUCH OF OUR TEACHERS. IT IS NOT FAIR AND WE MUST PROVIDE THEM THE SUPPORT

6

BECAUSE IF WE PROVIDE THEM THE SUPPORT, OUR STUDENTS WILL BE BETTER. WE NEED TO MAKE SURE TEACHERS HAVE SUPPORT IN THEIR SCHOOLS,

7

I KNOW SOCIAL WORKERS, SCHOOL COUNSELORS.

17

IN SOME PLACES, IT IS 500 STUDENTS TO CUT ONE COUNSELOR. WHEN WE TALK ABOUT INVESTMENT TO HEALTH, ARE WE SERIOUS? WITH A 502, ONE RATIO, ARE WE

6

SERIOUS ABOUT HELPING STUDENTS ADDRESS THE NEEDS THEY HAVE? WHAT ENDS UP HAPPENING IS THE CLASSROOM TEACHER IS ADDRESSING A LOT OF THIS.

5

THAT IS WHY I AM PROUD OF WHAT WE HAVE FOR THE FUNDING HERE. WE TEAMED UP TO REACH THOSE MOST IMPACTED BY THIS ISSUE. I WROTE AN OP-ED THAT YOU CAN

7

FIND ON THEIR WEBSITE AND TEAM FOLKS APP SUPPORTER. > THE TYPICAL UP REGULATOR IS

9

SO GOOD AT SENDING YOU CONTENT THAT RELATES TO YOUR LIFE, I THINK THAT THE CRITICAL THING

13

ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA WITH YOUNG PEOPLE IS THAT YOU NEED TO TAKE WHAT IS GOOD FOR YOU FROM IT AND MAKING COMMUNITIES WITH

8

PEOPLE YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE FOUND OTHERWISE. YOU ARE SEEING PEOPLE PRESENT IDENTITIES WITHOUT THE SUBMACHINE WE USED TO HAVE ON SOCIAL MEDIA.

5

WHEN THAT IS PRESENTED TO YOU, IT CAN HELP YOU REALIZE THINGS ABOUT YOURSELF. TO HAVE A POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH

8

SOCIAL MEDIA, IT IS IMPORTANT TO FIND HER LIVING CORNER OF IT.

19

IT IS SO FAST. IF YOU FIND A SPACE WHERE PEOPLE LIKE YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT THINGS THAT YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT, IT CAN BE REALLY

6

HELPFUL. IT IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO ESTABLISH BOUNDARIES. YOU DON'T WANT TO BE SCROLLING ON TIKTOK OR INSTAGRAM ALL DAY LONG. EVEN WITH AUTHENTIC

5

INFLUENCERS, IT IS STILL JUST A HIGHLIGHT REEL. PEOPLE ARE SHOWING WHAT THEY WANT TO SHOW YOU. YOU HAVE TO REMEMBER THAT YOUR ACTUAL LIFE CANNOT BE COMPARED

6

TO PEOPLE'S SOCIAL MEDIA FEES. WHEN YOU'RE YOUNG AND HAVING MENTAL HEALTH STRUGGLES AND CAN FEEL LIKE YOU ARE ALONE, FOR JEN Z, THEY CAN GO ONLINE AND

6

> WE SPENT A LOT OF TIME ON THE STRESSORS TEENS ARE FACING, BUT NOW WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT WHAT CAN BE DONE TO HELP. TO GET INSIDE, I SPOKE TO DR.

6

KATHLEEN, DIRECTOR OF THE DIVISION OF ADOLESCENT AND SCHOOL HEALTH AT THE CDC. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US ON THIS. IT IS SO GOOD TO TALK WITH

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SOMEBODY WHO IS INVOLVED IN THIS STUDY. I KNOW YOU CALLED THIS CDC DATA ON YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH DEVASTATING. HOW CAN WE FACILITATE

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CONVERSATIONS WITH STUDENTS? WHAT CAN YOU SAY TO TRY TO GET THROUGH TO TRUST YOU TO OPEN UP TO YOU?

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I THINK THE ESSENCE OF CONNECTION BETWEEN YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS, WHETHER THAT IS THEIR PARENTS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, TEACHERS, SCHOOL

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COUNSELORS, IS INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT AND CAN REALLY BRIDGE THAT GAP BETWEEN HOW STUDENTS ARE FEELING AND SOLUTIONS TO HELP THEM FEEL BETTER AND DO

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BETTER. A LOT OF IT IS ASKING THEM QUESTIONS, ASKING THEM HOW THEY ARE FEELING, ASKING THEM WHAT'S

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GOING ON WITH THEM, NOTICING WITH THERE ARE CHANGES IN THEIR

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BEHAVIOR, WHEN THERE ARE CHANGES IN THEIR EATING AND SLEEPING PATTERNS FOR PARENTS, CHANGES IN WHAT'S GOING ON IN THEIR CLASSROOMS. TO REALLY BE

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ATTENTIVE. I THINK THAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING ADULTS CAN DO IS TO PAY ATTENTION AND TO ASK.

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TO ASK GOOD QUESTIONS. THAT LEADS TO EVERYTHING ELSE. Reporter: ABSOLUTELY. ONE OF THE THINGS I HEARD FROM THESE TEENAGERS, SEVERAL GROUPS, WAS THE ONES WHO HAVE

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MADE A RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR SCHOOL COUNSELOR COULD NOT SPEAK HIGHLY ENOUGH ABOUT IT. THAT RELATIONSHIP CAN MAKE SUCH

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A DIFFERENCE. WHAT DO YOU THINK SHOULD BE DONE THERE? IS IT ENCOURAGING MORE STUDENTS

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TO TALK TO THAT TRUSTED ADULT? HOW CAN WE MAKE MORE TEENAGERS BENEFIT FROM THAT? SCHOOL COUNSELORS ARE

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INCREDIBLE. THERE ARE NOT NEARLY ENOUGH OF THEM. IT WOULD BE GREAT IF MORE SCHOOLS HAD A SMALLER RATIO BETWEEN THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS

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AND THE NUMBER OF COUNSELORS THAT ARE AVAILABLE TO THEM SO THAT THERE WERE FEWER STUDENTS PER COUNSELOR.

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I DON'T THINK ACROSS THE COUNTRY THAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN, WE JUST DON'T HAVE ENOUGH COUNSELORS. I DO THINK THAT WHILE THEY ARE

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