Wed, Apr 06
|Virtual event
FOR TWEENS & TEENS ONLY: Impact of Social Media Use
Parents, sign your tweens & teens up to join AAS, Singapore American School, with speakers from Homeland Security Investigations, to hear how social media activity may impact the daily lives of teens today, in college and in their careers. We have some great prizes for a lucky draw if they attend!


Time & Location
Apr 06, 2022, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Virtual event
About the Event
Following many requests from parents after the hugely popular talk that we did for adults last November, we are pleased to present this event specially organised for Tweens and Teens!
Join American Association of Singapore and Singapore American School, with guest speakers from Homeland Security Investigations, on a Tween & Teen Talk about Social Media Use: How social media activity may impact the daily lives of teens today, in college and in their careers as well as the impact of sharing intimate images.
Did you know, for example, that your teen's social media footprint can actually keep them from getting into the college of their choice? And that not managing social media well can lead to severe depression? Let them learn what they can do to protect their emotional wellbeing and future.
Panelists
Renée Green (Dean of Student Life, Singapore American School)
George Kwai (Regional Attaché, Homeland Security Investigations)
Moderator
Melinda Murphy (General Manager, American Association of Singapore)
Questions
This session will lead with a presentation by Mr Kwai of the Department of Homeland Security Investigations, and will then be followed by a question and answer session between teens and our panelists. We encourage you to submit your questions to ensure that all of your questions are addressed. This also gives you an opportunity to ask your questions anonymously if you wish.
Content Note
This session will cover some senstive issues such as posting nudity and suicide brought on by social media posts gone wrong. These topics will be presented being sensitive to a younger audience. Still, the information can be difficult. However, it's important for kids to understand how using social media improperly can truly destroy lives. Recommended for children ages 11-18. PLEASE DO NOT SIGN UP CHILDREN YOUNGER THAN 11 YEARS OLD!
Lucky Draw
We will be having a Lucky Draw at the end of the session with some great prizes up for grabs to encourage tweens and teens to attend.
Prizes include:
- One Google Pixel Phone courtesy Google
- Two pairs of Universal Studios tickets courtesy Resorts World Sentosa
- Four pairs of Adventure Cove tickets courtesy Resorts World Sentosa
- $150 gift basket courtesy The American Club
- Four $50 Hard Rock Cafe vouchers courtesy Hard Rock Cafe
- Four $50 gift vouchers Lawry's The Prime Rib courtesy Lawry's
- Two Golden Village movie vouchers
- Two Starbucks vouchers
- Three power banks courtesy VanMedia Group