# Tech & Society Lab | Projects & Resources

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##  Projects & Resources

Here is a comprehensive list of resources we have developed.

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##  Highlights

- Academic Research

##  [Meta’s Internal Research](/experience-stern/about/departments-centers-initiatives/academic-departments/business-society-program/tech-and-society-lab/publications-and-resources/metas-internal-research)
- Toolkit

##  [Toolkit for Assessing Phones in Schools (TAPS)](/experience-stern/about/departments-centers-initiatives/academic-departments/business-society-program/tech-and-society-lab/publications-and-resources/toolkit-assessing-phones-schools-taps)

##  Full List

1. [**Meta’s Internal Research**](https://metasinternalresearch.org/)**:** Our lab analyzed thousands of internal Meta and identified 35 internal Meta studies that collectively show that the company knew their products were harming adolescents.
2. [Harris Poll Survey – Gen Z](https://theharrispoll.com/articles/gen-z-social-media-smart-phones/)
In 2024, we launched three surveys with the Harris Poll to assess young adults’, pre-teens’, and parents’ beliefs about the impact of smartphones and social media use. The Gen Z survey was administered to young adults in the U.S. aged 18-27.
3. [Harris Poll Survey – Parents](https://theharrispoll.com/articles/what-parents-think-about-their-kids-social-media-and-smartphone-usage/)
The parent version of the Harris Poll Survey is designed to assess U.S. parents’ beliefs and concerns about how time spent on smartphones and social media impacts their children.
4. [Toolkit for Assessing Phones in Schools (TAPS)](https://tapskit.stanford.edu/)
We collaborated with the Stanford Social Media Lab to develop a set of surveys designed to evaluate the impact of school phone policies.