Village to Raise isn’t just a campaign,  it’s a movement of parents re-shaping what childhood looks like in the digital age.

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Across schools and communities, families are coming together to pause, reflect, and choose a slower, more intentional path for their kids. The belief that “everyone else already has a phone” is losing its power. The conversation is changing, and it’s changing because parents are talking to parents.

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Every signature, every WhatsApp chat, every decision to wait a little longer, it all counts.

Each year of childhood preserved, each smartphone not bought, each honest family talk, these are small wins that add up to something bigger.

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This is how cultural change happens: one conversation, one family, one school at a time.