During the summer of 2018, David Morrison and Deb Mayer made the rounds visiting legislator after legislator in Salem to find sponsors for bills that would protect people, especially children, from the harmful health effects of WiFi radiation. Ultimately, they found a champion in Senator Laurie Monnes Anderson who suggested they write an evidence-based draft detailing the problem and possible solutions. With a little help from their friends and colleagues from across the stat

We need your testimony! We have hearing dates for Senate Bills 281, 282, and 283! YAY! Now is the time to weigh in with your support for each of these bills. Please take a moment to write to the Senate Committees considering passage of these bills relating to labeling of wireless digital devices, screen time at school, and reducing wifi radiation in schools. To find information to assist in writing your letter, click on the bill number here: SB 281 -- labeling wireless digit

To avoid any misunderstanding of Parents Across America's stance on the use of computer technology, we want to make our position clear. We support the use of computer technology in classrooms and applaud the creative use of digital resources. The use of computer technology and access to the internet does not require the constant exposure of children to microwave radiation. Cords and cables (wireless connections) are the safest option for internet access. Just as we require c

In February 2019, Joanne Zuhl reported this story In Street Roots about three bills related to the safety of wireless networks and digital screen devices. She asks the question, "Do we need warnings on wifi?" The short answer is a resounding YES! Parents Across America Oregon expresses its gratitude to Street Roots for having the courage to print this story when other media outlets have been reluctant to investigate the issue. Read the full article here. About the Bills Orego

During the summer of 2018 a small group of Oregonians coalesced around the idea that too much attention to cell phones, tablets, and laptops is having adverse effects on children. Concerns over an escalating incidence of eye ailments, headaches, ADHD, behavioral problems, and other health risks prompted them into action. After considerable research and consultation with experts and policy makers, the group drafted three bills addressing concerns around the unfettered use of w