Prince Harry and Meghan advocate for children's online safety

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have issued a heartfelt statement marking a significant occasion for children. The couple, who are parents to Archie, 5, and Lilibet, 3, used the opportunity to focus on the dangers children face online. In their announcement, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex expressed pride in their Archewell Foundation’s initiative aimed at preventing harm to children in the digital world. They highlighted Joann Bogard, a member of The Parents' Network, who has been inspired by the tragic loss of her son, Mason. Joann has become a strong advocate for protecting families from online dangers. The Sussexes praised her efforts, noting that she was recently honored at a gala for her work on Mason’s Education Act in Indiana. This legislation requires digital safety education in schools. Members of Joann's network also shared their admiration for her courage in speaking out about her loss. They emphasized how her story can help other parents navigate challenges in today’s digital age. The Sussexes congratulated Joann for her recognition and reaffirmed their commitment to working with her towards creating a safer online environment for children.