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Advocating Social Media Harm Reduction with Seminars,Workshops and Trainings

The Shani Shay and Nia J Show- Incarceration and Social Media 09/01/2023

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb45zrTk0iQ
Under the hashtags / , Shani and Nia discovered my research. They expressed interest in understanding the effects of social media on individuals who were formerly or are currently incarcerated. This inquiry took place before platforms like TikTok and Instagram permitted such access. I did not initially publicize this interview, but it did occur, and my work has since gained recognition within esteemed academic programs at Ivy League institutions in California. We are current working with in conjunction with the Los Angles Health Department.

www.SMRI.WORLD --Has been a national leader laying the framework in various states helping Advocate in the justice/ legal system understand their rights and path forward to recovery.

The Shani Shay and Nia J Show- Incarceration and Social Media The Shani Shay and Nia J Show “The Shani Shay & Nia J show aims to empower, educate, and bring awareness to the intersection of education and incarceration s...

SMRI - Social Media Research Institute 08/25/2023

Today, I want to delve into a profound aspect of our mission at the Social Media Research Institute: the construction of bridges that stand as a testament to our commitment to connectivity, innovation, and progress.

Picture, if you will, a vast network of bridges spanning the digital landscape. These are not ordinary bridges made of steel and concrete; these are bridges of communication, collaboration, and opportunity that cannot be broken. They are the essence of what we do here.

First and foremost, consider the significance of every connection we make. Each person you connect with on social media, every professional relationship you foster, is a new strand in the intricate web of connectivity. These connections are not mere pixels on a screen; they represent opportunities to exchange ideas, to learn from diverse perspectives, and to foster meaningful relationships that can change the course of your academic and professional journey.

Now, let's pivot our focus to the broader picture. Our bridges extend far beyond personal connections. They link us to every industry imaginable. In this era, no sector remains untouched by the transformative power of social media. Our institute serves as the conduit that connects these industries to the wealth of knowledge and expertise within our community. Through these bridges, we foster collaborations, drive innovation, and propel industries into the future.

But our mission would not be possible without the support of our sponsors and donors. They are the architects of these bridges, providing us with the resources needed to maintain and expand our digital infrastructure. Each sponsor, each donor, is a pillar of strength that ensures the stability of our endeavors. Their generosity enables us to continue building bridges to opportunities that benefit not just us but society at large.

Lastly, let's not forget the core principles that guide us: expanding the conversation, advancing research, and providing support. Every bridge we construct facilitates the exchange of ideas, enabling conversations that transcend geographical boundaries. These bridges are the conduits through which research can flow freely, transcending the limitations of traditional academia. And, most importantly, they are the means through which we extend a helping hand, offering support to those in need within our community and beyond.

In conclusion, our institute's mission is clear: to build bridges that cannot be broken. Every connection, every industry, every sponsor, and every donor is a building block of these bridges. As we move forward, let us remember that these bridges are not just symbols; they are tangible manifestations of our collective dedication to knowledge, innovation, and progress. Together, we are architects of change, constructing bridges that lead to a brighter, more connected future. Thank you.

SMRI - Social Media Research Institute Social Media Research Institute's purpose is to advance research, education, and awareness related to social media use and its impact on individuals, communities, and society. Our goal is to promote healthy and responsible social media use while minimizing the potential harm and negative effects ass...

08/15/2023

Making tough choices is imperative for SMRI's journey towards its destination. While my decisions might not garner unanimous support or approval, it's evident that those who share our vision will stand by us. Recent developments from our operations on both the West and East coasts have showcased the remarkable resonance we've achieved. Through interactions with our community partners, engaging with executives and community leaders, we've demonstrated an unparalleled level of commitment.

To reach our goals, we must adopt an unconventional approach. If our mandate is to deliver concrete outcomes, we urge you to uphold your end of the bargain. As a black-owned enterprise rooted in Florida, our standards are elevated, and our guidelines stringent. Nevertheless, we possess the necessary tools to address challenges in ways that have yet to be conceived.

We're fully aware that our course of action entails "HIGH RISK." However, we're equally aware that the potential rewards surpass our wildest imaginations. Discover more at www.SMRI.WORLD.

Social Media Harm Reduction 01/25/2023

We’ve officially launched the website for “ SocialMediaHarmReduction.com “.

If you have resources that would like to be listed, please contact : [email protected]

Social Media Harm Reduction Offering an innovative approach to the intersection of cyber, technology, and social media harm reduction.

Largest ever study of to***co content on social media links exposure to to***co use | Keck School of Medicine of USC 08/18/2022

Introduction: Research is needed to understand the frequency of e-cigarette impressions in scripted television and movies, especially in scripted content with characters and storylines that may appeal to young adults. This study aimed to determine the extent of e-cigarette-related imagery and dialogue in Netflix content popular with young adults. We also determine the demographics and character qualities of actors shown holding e-cigarettes.

-- www.JonathanBertrand.com

https://keck.usc.edu/largest-ever-study-of-to***co-content-on-social-media-links-exposure-to-to***co-use/

Largest ever study of to***co content on social media links exposure to to***co use | Keck School of Medicine of USC Researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of USC led the global meta-analysis of 29 studies By Zara Abrams The study, published this week in JAMA Pediatrics, draws on data across age groups, countries, content types and platforms and is the first large-scale effort linking social media content to t...

Why Social Media Is a Blessing and a Curse for Business Leaders 08/16/2022

Whether you run a Fortune 500 company, a startup, or a small business, it's strategic table stakes for leaders to use social media to their advantage. As a vehicle for promotion, advertising, engagement, and recruitment, social media has undeniable business benefits, but are the professional advantages driving us to ignore the personal disadvantages?

As the leader of a mental health company, I find it hard to separate the two. I'm going to use this article to weigh the pros of using social media authentically while also shedding light on the negative impact it can sometimes have on mental health, to help you make the best decision for your business.

Why Social Media Is a Blessing and a Curse for Business Leaders Company heads need to be part of the online conversation. But be aware of the costs

Tom Holland announces break from social media, raises awareness on mental health (VIDEO) 08/16/2022

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 15 — Spiderman: No Way Home star Tom Holland recently returned to Instagram to announce he is taking a break from all social media platforms.

In an Instagram post on Sunday (Aug 14), the 26-year-old actor shared his struggles with mental health and highlighted the UK charity organisation, Stem4.

Tom Holland announces break from social media, raises awareness on mental health (VIDEO) KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 15 — Spiderman: No Way Home star Tom Holland recently returned to Instagram to announce he is taking a break from all social media platforms. In an Instagram...

Social Media Increasingly Linked With Mass Shootings 07/20/2022

It was just last week that New York's attorney general, Letitia James, announced that her office was investigating social media companies after another mass shooter had used the online platforms to plan, promote and stream a massacre in a Buffalo grocery store that left 10 dead. James said her office would investigate Twitch, 4chan, 8chan and Discord along with other platforms that the shooter used to amplify the attack

https://www.forbes.com/sites/petersuciu/2022/05/25/social-media-increasingly-linked-with-mass-shootings/?sh=af4cf2f3c732

Social Media Increasingly Linked With Mass Shootings Many are asking if the warning signs were missed.

Twitter's complaint against Musk is really solid, says Vanderbilt's Morgan Ricks 07/16/2022

https://www.cnbc.com/video/2022/07/13/twitters-complaint-against-musk-is-really-solid-says-vanderbilts-morgan-ricks.html

’s complaint against Musk is really solid, says Vanderbilt’s Morgan Ricks
Morgan Ricks, law professor, joins ‘TechCheck’ to discuss how strong the Twitter complaint filing against Musk is, whether there are any holes in the Twitter complaint and more.

Twitter's complaint against Musk is really solid, says Vanderbilt's Morgan Ricks Morgan Ricks, Vanderbilt law professor, joins 'TechCheck' to discuss how strong the Twitter complaint filing against Musk is, whether there are any holes in the Twitter complaint and more.

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