Ep: 41 Sean Clifford is Safeguarding the Internet for All Children and Families!

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Where you can find Sean https://canopy.us.

Sean is the founder and CEO of Canopy whose staff is composed of strategists, researchers, technologists, designers, and above all — parents. Canopy is a group of likeminded people who want something better for families. Canopy has decades of experience in tech, media, and policy in the pursuit of a shared mission to pioneer new solutions to a safer, family-oriented Internet. Canopy’s work is guided and shaped by leading thinkers, scientists, and academics. Canopy is committed to building technology that supports parents in having the tools they need to create the right Internet experience for their families. 

Sean received his bachelor of arts degree in political economy from Williams College, Masters of Arts in Liberal Arts from St Johns College, and his MBA from UPENN, The Wharton School.  Sean is the father of four children and is passionate about making the world safer for children and families.   

TOTD – We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny.  Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly”.       Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 

In this episode:

Triple H – Hero, Hardship, Highlight

Pandemic and insight you have gained from it

Research and Statistics on the impact of pornography

Protecting your children and family

Using the internet as a tool

Wanting happiness and health for all children

Erectile Dysfunction

Difference in Old Porn vs. New Porn

Future Relationships for all children

Legacy - Sean’s Legacy of being a storyteller to his children and grandchildren 

Light the Fuse – Engage in frequent conversation with your children, get a filter on your internet devices, paint a picture of what healthy relationships look like.

Resources - 

https://fightthenewdrug.org

Prevent Child Abuse America (2019): https://preventchildabuse.org/resource/ understanding-the-effects-of-pornography- on-children/ 

Internet matters.org (2019): https://www.internetmatters.org/issues/online- pornography/protect-your-child/