Recent studies of intelligence and neuroscience can aid parents in nurturing their children.
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After Netflix’s renewal of the controversial series for a third season, PTC announces an online petition advocating removal of the program from Netflix.
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The Parents Television Council issued an urgent warning to parents and schools about the content found in Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why” Season 2, which was just released on the platform last Friday, and has called on Netflix to pull the series entirely because of the potentially...
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The Netflix series aimed explicit content at children without adequate safeguards or resources.
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The Parents Television Council commended Netflix for adding another level of parental controls to its system and encouraged the company to keep making its platform safer for children.
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The PTC’s Director of Programs, Melissa Henson, details her meeting at the White House with President Trump.
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New PTC research finds TV violence rated inaccurately, allowing children greater access to graphic gun violence.
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In our society, violence surrounds impressionable minds, but the media refuses to act responsibly.
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The PTC is calling on corporations that are re-evaluating their affiliate agreements with the National Rifle Association (NRA) to also ensure they are not underwriting nightly dress rehearsals of gun violence on television.
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The PTC agrees with a growing choir of elected and appointed officials that media violence impacts children, and calls for reduction of onscreen violence and reforms to age-based ratings systems.
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PTC research showed ABC’s “Once Upon a Time” was part of a disturbing TV trend of marketing grisly violence to kids.
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The Parents Television Council is calling on Hollywood to take gun violence seriously by evaluating and lowering its use on TV shows and in films.
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Sony Pictures had a plan to offer “Clean Versions” of movies to families…but Hollywood shot it down.
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As a tie-in with their big-budget live-action movie, Warner Brothers has re-issued their 2009 animated Wonder Woman movie. This DVD is not suitable for children under age 14.
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