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Alana Institute promotes Week Without Screens

24/04/2013

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Movement aims to engage people from all over Brazil to make a reflection on the impacts of excessive exposure to TVs, computers, tablets and phones
 
The Instituto Alana launches online movement to promote No Screens Week. From April 29 to May 5, children and adults are invited to experience the leisure time away from TVs, video games, computers or smartphones.
 
Organized by the Campaign for a Commercial No Childhood (Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, CCFC), the U.S., the Week Without Screens across the Americas and came to Brazil with the challenge of engaging families around the country to think of other means to socialize and play. The idea is to reflect on the promotion of a new lifestyle, so that we are not so dependent on the screens.
 
Anyone who wants to participate can inquire more about the problems that excessive exposure to screens brings to society and to children. Just log http://alana.org.br/semana-sem-telas-2013. The site also offers ideas for activities to perform during the seven days and ways to involve the whole family.
 
Brazilian children are among the most watch television in the world, with an impressive average of more than five hours per day (IBOPE). Are also among those who remain longer connected to the Internet, with an average of 17 hours per month (IBOPE).
 
 


Source: Institute Alana

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