Jennifer is a public policy and strategy professional with over 25 years’ experience, and a leading voice in the Smartphone Free Childhood movement.

Nicola is a Resilience Coach, author of Resilient Teen, and co-founder of The Digital Detox Club, specialising in mindfulness, tech addiction and youth mental health.

Kate is an experienced teaching professional and educational leader with a strong interest in the impact of EdTech on young people.

Charlotte is a journalist and former BBC reporter with 20 years’ experience across BBC News, Radio 4 and the World Service, helping parents understand the impact of smartphones and addictive technology on children.

Kavita is a psychologist, an executive coach and a yoga/breathwork teacher. She works with families in the space of mental health, family structures and child development.

James is an experienced cyber security and tech professional with over 15 years’ experience across finance, consulting and the public sector.

Sam is the founder of Kids For Now, advocating for childhood rooted in play, nature and real-world interaction.

Sarah is a GP and Health Inequalities Lead, with a strong commitment to children’s mental health and safer smartphone use.

Victoria is GP in Wirral, Merseyside, and a regional leader for Smartphone Free Childhood, passionate about raising awareness of the impact of smartphones and screen use on young people.

Ciarán is a Reader in Social Work and one of England’s leading child protection academics, with extensive experience in safeguarding, child welfare and policy.

Laura is a Specialty Doctor in CAMHS, with a background in general practice and a strong interest in child and adolescent mental health.

Sanjiv is a Consultant Paediatrician and Honorary Senior Lecturer, and a national champion for raising awareness of screen-related health harms.

Sam is a consultant paediatrician with a special interest in dermatology and children’s health.

Harriet is a GP and mother of two, with a particular interest in the impact of smartphones and social media on children and adolescent mental health.

Annie is a GP and mother of two, dedicated to empowering communities to reset their relationship with smart devices and prioritise real-life play.

Karlina is a co-headteacher with specialist expertise in curriculum, teaching and learning, and SEND.

Dr Ben Hibberd is an HCPC-registered Educational Psychologist supporting children and families with neurodiversity and mental health.

Luke is an Assistant Headteacher and safeguarding team member at a large secondary school in Hertfordshire.

Jen is a business coach and speaker, helping parents navigate family life in today’s tech-driven world.

Ruth is an experienced HR Director and mental health first aider, focused on protecting children and supporting families in the digital age.