Molly Rose Foundation

Every parent wants their child to be safe. Molly vs The Machines lays bare the urgent need to fix the faulty design choices causing harm online. But we also know many parents watching will be asking: what can I do right now?

It’s about how tech platforms are designed and how they shape what young people see online. If this resonates with you, help us push for change. Sign our Open Letter: linktr.ee/MollyRoseFound… #MollyVsTheMachines #LiveLongStayStrong #OnlineSafety

In Molly vs The Machines, Sophie, one of Molly’s friends, reflects on how social media can turn everyday life into something to be judged and compared and the pressure that creates for young people. Her words highlight why this isn’t just about individual resilience.

It’s about how tech platforms are designed and how they shape what young people see online. If this resonates with you, help us push for change. Sign our Open Letter: linktr.ee/MollyRoseFound… #MollyVsTheMachines #LiveLongStayStrong #OnlineSafety

This morning, I’ve seen DC newsletters cover Facebook’s AI push, tech industry cover possible layoff today and stock program. This is Trump crisis comms playbook of distractions. The major tech story today is this one with a second jury verdict imminent out of LA. Stay locked.

Molly’s story shows that harmful tech is not inevitable. Together, we can push for safer online spaces for every child. You can help make a difference. Sign our Open Letter: linktr.ee/mollyrosefound… #MollyVsTheMachines #LiveLongStayStrong #OnlineSafety

In Molly vs The Machines, Ian Russell, Molly’s dad and Chair of Molly Rose Foundation, reflects on the moment everything changed and how his fight for Molly began. What started as a father seeking answers has become a wider movement to protect young people online.

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Her words are a powerful reminder that harmful tech is not inevitable. Change is possible. If this resonates with you, support and guidance for parents and young people are available on our website linktr.ee/mollyrosefound… #MollyVsTheMachines #LiveLongStayStrong #OnlineSafety

Nieve, one of Molly’s friends, reflects on what justice would look like after losing Molly. She speaks about the need for real online safety laws that tech companies must follow so no other family has to experience the same loss.

Help protect young people online. Sign our Open Letter linktr.ee/mollyrosefound… #MollyVsTheMachines #LiveLongStayStrong #OnlineSafety

At the Molly vs The Machines premiere, Molly’s friend Sophie told stories about the friend they loved and grew up alongside. Their reflections are beautiful and deeply moving. A powerful reminder of why protecting young people online matters so much.

This is deeply disturbing. Under our laws, online platforms have a duty to keep people safe online. We're already tightening the rules on AI chatbots and I'm ready to take further action if necessary. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

With the right changes, social media can be safer for young people. If this resonates with you, support and guidance for parents and young people are available on our website via the link in our bio. #MollyVsTheMachines #LiveLongStayStrong #OnlineSafety

Charlotte, Molly’s friend, describes how social media can start to feel more real than the world around you. Her experience highlights why this isn’t just about individual choices, it’s about how platforms are designed, and why harmful tech is not inevitable.

With the right changes, social media can be safer for young people. If this resonates with you, support and guidance for parents and young people are available on our website via the link in our bio. #MollyVsTheMachines #LiveLongStayStrong #OnlineSafety

@JustMentalBrand Thank you for sharing Molly’s story. At Molly Rose Foundation, we work to prevent suicide and create safer online spaces so young people can live long and stay strong.💜

She was 14 years old. An algorithm fed her depression content. Then more. Then more. Nobody stopped it. Nobody warned her parents. It just kept going. Molly Russell deserved better. So do your children. #MollyRussell #MollyVsTheMachines 🧵

If the film moved you, support is available on our website: linktr.ee/MollyRoseFound… #MollyVsTheMachines #LiveLongStayStrong #OnlineSafety

Their voices remind us of the real people behind this story, a generation growing up online who deserve to be safe. Young people should be able to connect and thrive online without being exposed to harmful content.

“Molly’s friends are the best thing in the film.” — Ian Russell, Molly’s dad and Chair of Molly Rose Foundation, at the @GlasgowFilmFest premiere. Molly’s friends played an incredibly powerful role in Molly vs The Machines.

@audubonballroom Thank you for watching and sharing your reflections. At Molly Rose Foundation, we believe young people deserve online spaces designed with their safety and wellbeing in mind. Harmful tech is not inevitable, and change is possible.

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