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Roblox hires first head of parenting to boost safety for kids

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By Joee Taylor Verified
| KULR-TV (Billings, MT) Verified
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Roblox hires first head of parenting to boost safety for kids Original

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By Joee Taylor Verified
| KTMF-TV (Missoula, MT) Verified
Roblox has appointed Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov as its first Head of Parenting to ensure a safer digital environment for children. This move aims to strengthen the connection between families and technology companies. Milovidov, a digital parenting expert with over 15 years of experience, described her role as a bridge between parents and the Roblox community.
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Great Falls grapples with rising juvenile gang violence Original

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By Joee Taylor Verified
| KTMF-TV (Missoula, MT) Verified
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Juvenile gang violence has escalated over the past year, shifting from isolated incidents to a growing pattern involving stolen firearms, repeat offenders and crimes happening near homes and schools, according to law enforcement and court officials. "We're going to end up with somebody who's innocent, who's harmed... We've had drive by shootings and a stray bullet went into a kid's bedroom. It hit his bedpost. They have no regard for people around them.
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