Popular Press and After Babel
Here is a comprehensive list of popular press articles and a selection of posts from our Substack After Babel.
POPULAR PRESS
Here is a comprehensive list of popular press articles.
Highlights
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Popular Press Highlights
What the World Should Learn From Australia’s Social Media Law
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Popular Press Highlights
The Devil’s Plan to Ruin the Next Generation
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Popular Press Highlights
What Kids Told Us About How to Get Them Off Their Phones
Full List
- Iyer, R., Haidt, J., & Rausch, Z. (2026, July 18). What the world should learn from Australia’s social media law. TIME.
- Haidt, J. (2025, November 25). Jonathan Haidt: The devil’s plan to ruin the next generation. The Free Press.
- Skenazy, L., Rausch, Z., & Haidt, J. (2025, August 4). What Kids Told Us About How to Get Them Off Their Phones. The Atlantic.
- Haidt, J., Johnson, W., & Rausch, Z. (2025, June 18). We don’t have to give in to the smartphones. The New York Times.
- Haidt, J., & Rausch, Z. (2025, March 27). Taking back childhood from phones–finally. The Free Press.
- Haidt, J., & Rausch, Z. (2024, November 26). It’s time to make the internet safer for kids. Wired.
- Haidt, J., & Johnson, W. (2024, September 17). Gen Z has regrets. The New York Times.
- Rausch, Z., Haidt, J., & Torres, L. (2024, September 12). Social media companies’ worst argument. The Atlantic.
- Rausch Z. (2024, June 6). Why are religious teens happier than their secular peers? The Boston Globe.
- Haidt, J. (2024, March 13). End the phone-based childhood now. The Atlantic.
- Haidt, J. (2023, June 6). Get phones out of schools now. The Atlantic.
FEATURED AFTER BABEL POSTS
The After Babel Substack is a free weekly newsletter where we make sense of how technology is reshaping society — and offer practical guidance on how we can respond. We publish our major findings, introduce current projects, and feature articles from many excellent guest writers. Here is a selection of posts from After Babel.
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After Babel Highlights
It’s Not Just a Game Anymore
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After Babel Highlights
Mountains of Evidence
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After Babel Highlights
Does Social Media Use at One Time Predict Teen Depression at a Later Time?
Full List
- Haidt, J., & Rausch, Z. (2026, January 14). Mountains of evidence. After Babel.
- McClean, A., & Lebwohl, J. (2025, October 6). Does social media use at one time predict teen depression at a later time? After Babel.
- Roberts, Y. P., & Haidt, J. (2025, September 22). Free play and mental health: What we know, what we don’t. After Babel.
- Lebwohl, J., Park, E., & Rausch, Z. (2025, July 29). The achievement gap we’re not talking about. After Babel.
- Sippel, B., & Rausch, Z. (2025, July 21). It’s not just a game anymore. After Babel.
- Haidt, J., & Rausch, Z. (2025, April 16). Snapchat is harming children at an industrial scale. After Babel.
- Stein, D. (2025, April 11). A flawed absolution for smartphones. After Babel.
- Haidt, J., Rausch, Z., & McClean, A. (2025, February 13). Flaws in a recent Lancet study on phone use in schools. After Babel.
- Haidt, J., & Rausch, Z. (2025, January 9). TikTok is harming children at an industrial scale. After Babel.
- Stein, D. (2024, September 29). The fundamental flaws of the only meta-analysis of social media reduction experiments (and why it matters), Part 3. After Babel.
- Rausch, Z. & Haidt, J. (2024, September 10). The fundamental flaws of the only meta-analysis of social media reduction experiments (and why it matters), Part 2. After Babel.
- Rausch, Z. & Haidt, J. (2024, August 29). The fundamental flaws of the only meta-analysis of social media reduction experiments (and why it matters), Part 1. After Babel.