CONVENE: Are young people surviving or thriving in the digital age?

Surviving or Thriving: How are Young People Doing in the Digital Age?

How are young people navigating life in a world defined by constant connectivity, rapid technological change, and the rise of AI? This panel will highlight new research from both young people and parents on the realities of living in a digital age—from how online time is experienced and managed, to the opportunities and challenges it creates. We’ll explore how young people are imagining their futures in the midst of technological disruption, what advances in AI mean for their education and well-being, and how families and communities can foster healthy, supportive digital environments.

Created in partnership with the Archewell Foundation.

The Convene Pillar is supported by Nespresso and ServiceNow.

About World Mental Health Day Festival

The Project Healthy Minds World Mental Health Day Festival is where visionaries, thought leaders, culture-markers, and advocates gather to celebrate and shape the future of mental health. The Festival convenes the most consequential leaders from across public policy, media, culture, sports, business, and the research worlds for groundbreaking conversations about the future of mental health. From headline-making mainstage talks featuring luminaries like Jonathan Haidt and Katie Couric, to cause-driven fitness programming like mindful fitness classes led by Kendall Toole and Kelsey Wells, celebratory runs with Timm Chuisano, Hellah Sidibe and Raymond Braun, and Equinox meditation experiences, this is where the world gathers for World Mental Health Day.

About Project Healthy Minds

Project Healthy Minds is a next-gen mental health tech non-profit dedicated to expanding access to mental health services across the country. Project Healthy Minds is building the world’s first free digital mental health marketplace, destigmatizing mental health by partnering with culture-makers, and improving access and affordability by advocating for innovative workplace investments in employee mental health. The non-profit is focused on closing the treatment gap in America by attacking these primary barriers to care: stigma, discoverability, and affordability. Project Healthy Minds’ programmatic initiatives serve more than 200,000 people annually.

Host or Publisher Project Healthy Minds