Can sharing a meal with your child stop bullying? Why would you want to have lunch with your child at school? Sounds awkward, right? Well, it might just be the key to tackling one of the most significant issues our kids face today: bullying. Did you know that according to the Pew Research Center, U.S. parents ranked bullying as one of their top concerns for their children? Yet, fewer than half of the students notify a parent or teacher if they’ve been bullied. The reason? A lack of trust. Kids often feel self-conscious about being labeled a “snitch” or fear repercussions for reporting bullies. That’s why building an open and honest relationship with them is crucial. And what better way to do that than by sharing a meal together? Digital4Good’s new family presentation, 'Lunch with a Loved One: Digital Conversations,' is designed to bridge this gap. It’s an engaging and interactive event that provides parents with a safe environment to openly discuss cyberbullying, harassment, and ot...