Center for SCREEN-TIME Awareness
- Center for SCREEN-TIME Awareness
Center for SCREEN-TIME Awareness is an international nonprofit organization based in Washington, DC and is the organizer for TV-Turnoff Week (now Turnoff Week) and the promoter of Universal Screen-Time Reduction, a tool to reengage people with their families, friends and communities.
Turnoff Week 2007 took place from April 23-29, 2007. Robert Kesten serves as executive director of the organization.
External links
* [http://www.screentime.org Official website]
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