Press Center

Getting our message out there is the basis of this campaign, and press has helped us convey the need for Kind and Careful Online Communication.

Here's where we've been featured:

Wall Street Journal Lunch Break: Don't Press Send: Protecting Children from Cyberbullies

Katie Duffy-Schumacher, author of "Don't Press Send," discusses social media as a springboard for bullying on Lunch Break with Tanya Rivero. She outlines tips for both children and parents to create a safer cyber experience.

Click here to view Katie's interview.
The Hill: How can parents help their children battle cyberbullying?

Katie Duffy-Schumacher contributed an article to The Hill on the importance of parent's involvement in the prevention of cyberbullying.

Click here to read the article.
Newsday: Talking to your kids about sexting? There’s an app for that

The Don't Press Send App was featured in an article in Newsday, about how to prevent the misuse of social media - particularly when it comes to sexting.

Click here to read the article.
iHeartRadio's Roni Deutch Show: Don't Press Send's Katie Schumacher

Katie was a guest on an episode of the Roni Deutch Show, talking about Don't Press Send's message and the importance of using Kind and Careful Online Communication.

Click here to listen to the episode.
Beyond50Radio: Don't Press Send: A Mindful Approach to Social Media

Our founder, Katie, was featured in an episode of Beyond50Radio, in an episode dedicated to communicating our message.

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Making a difference. One presentation at a time.

Don't Press Send has presented to tens of thousands of students, parents, and educators since its inception in 2013. Our "Mindful Approach to Social Media" provides participants with the guidelines and strategies they need to safely and kindly navigate social media and technology. The Don't Press Send Program has an enourmous impact nationwide and continues to educate and empower every single day.