Professional learning programs
Parenting in the age of AI:
practical guidance for raising kids in an ai powered world
program overview
Parenting in the Age of AI equips parents and caregivers with the knowledge and practical strategies to help their children navigate an AI-powered world. Participants develop a foundational understanding of artificial intelligence, explore how young people are already interacting with AI, and examine both the opportunities and potential risks AI presents. Through research-backed guidance, real-world examples, and practical tools, families learn how to foster safe, responsible AI use, encourage critical thinking, and have meaningful conversations that support learning, creativity, and digital well-being.
- Time Commitment: 60 minutes
- Audience: Parents and caregivers
- Format: Live, virtual workshop
- Guiding Question: How can I help my child navigate the opportunities and challenges of AI?
Why Techbridge Girls?
For more than 25 years, Techbridge Girls has helped young people build confidence, belonging, and skills in STEM. Today, that mission includes helping youth understand artificial intelligence and data science while developing the critical thinking skills needed to shape the future of technology.
Parenting in the Age of AI extends that work by giving families the tools to support young people as they navigate an AI-powered world.
Parenting in the Age of AI Brings New Questions
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life. Children are using AI to learn, create, search for information, and explore new ideas. But many parents and caregivers are asking:
Explore common concerns around accuracy, privacy, bias, and online safety so you can guide your child with confidence.
Gain practical strategies for talking with your child about how they use AI and what they encounter online.
AI tools are becoming part of everyday life. Learn how to set thoughtful boundaries while helping your child explore technology responsibly.
Understand how AI can support creativity and learning while encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving.
You don’t need to be an AI expert to help your child navigate this new landscape.
AI is already part of your child’s world.
From homework help and creative projects to search engines and social media recommendations, young people interact with AI every day.
Parents don’t need to be AI experts. They need the knowledge and tools to ask the right questions, guide responsible choices, and help children use technology with confidence.
What you’ll learn
- Explore how young people are already using AI tools at home and in school
- Understand potential challenges, including misinformation, privacy, and responsible use
- Learn strategies for creating healthy AI habits and digital well-being