Jean Rogers is Director of the Screen Time Action Network. She is a parent educator, speaker and author. In her role leading the Action Network, she creates a collaborative environment among practitioners, educators, social workers, childcare providers and parents regarding healthy child development and screen time. She is host of the popular Action Network Live!, our online interviews with the experts, tackling topics from play impact, behavior, character development, and screen overuse. She earned her M.S.Ed. and Certificate in Parenting Education from Wheelock College (BU). She consults with schools to form Technology and Media Committees, implementing Strengths-Based Family Engagement concepts with screen time. Jean is available for keynote and guest speaking, both virtually and in person. She is the author of the parenting text, Kids Under Fire, which helps parents empower children to make healthy screen choices.

Rinny began her career as a union lawyer, district court judge law clerk, and federal government labor litigator, but having children of her own reshuffled her priorities toward children’s well-being. She currently serves as Program Manager at the Action Network and before that as Coordinator of Screen-Free Week. She serves as a commissioner on her county’s Commission for Children and Youth, is a certified Digital Wellness Educator and certified Parent Educator, and blogs and writes about digital media and children.

Rinny graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a BA in communications as well as a JD. She is the parent of a teen and young adult (plus various quadrupeds) and strives to live and enjoy life offline to the greatest extent possible.

Randy taught in public schools for 32 years in Massena, NY before retiring in 2025.  As the Massena Federation of Teachers Union President, Randy was integral in the development of Massena’s Phone-Free Policy, and getting rid of mandatory 1:1 devices.  Now, with Fairplay and the Action Network, Randy’s mission is to support our members in their local advocacy and to work supporting teachers in districts who have, or are planning on going phone-free, reducing/eliminating EdTech and 1:1 use.

Vinaya S. works to address the current harms and future risks of AI and social media through research-based advocacy. She has been with the Action Network since 2021 and serves on its Advisory Board. Her public service has been recognized by the Obama Foundation, Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation, and the Annexstad Scholars Foundation. In her free time, she loves to travel, explore mom-and-pop restaurants, and spend time with her friends "IRL".

Josh started at Fairplay as an intern in 2003 and has been with the organization in a variety of capacities ever since. While Fairplay is perhaps best known for its highly publicized corporate campaigns, it has increasingly focused its efforts on helping families unplug from ad-supported screens. Josh is thrilled that Fairplay is the home of the Screen Time Action Network and looks forward to seeing the collaborations that develop. Josh’s daughter, Clara, is also a vocal advocate for limited screen time who is not shy about reminding her parents that she is infinitely more interesting and important than the content on their devices.