the movement

From the beginning of time, we looked up. To gaze. To connect. To wonder. To hope. To figure out our messy relationship with people and the world.

But over time, we’ve set our sights in the wrong direction. We’ve been looking down—at the glassy addiction of screens.

We’re Eyes Up.

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We’re activating the music, film & TV, visual arts, fashion, Broadway, scientific, and political worlds to come together to break the iron grip of screens on our children and ourselves.

Things are looking up

the science

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In a close collaboration with the Winston Center of Technology and Brain Development, Eyes Up’s mission is informed by the latest scientific findings on how social media, AI, and other emerging tech affects children and adolescents’ brain development and mental health.

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Partner organizations

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