When is the last time you saw teens or adults shoulder to shoulder? We need to remember when we were within six feet, tech was a part of our lives maybe more than we would like it to be. While tech may be keeping us together now, are we getting enough human to human interaction?

We invite everyone form 10 to 99 years old to watch this film. Tech is here to stay as a part of our lives and we need to make sure we keep it at a healthy level!

“The thing that I think is most important for teenagers and young people to understand is these devices are not designed for you in many ways; that you are not the customer you are the product being sold here and are you really using technology or is technology using you?”
- Max Stossel

Head of Education & Content Center for Humane Technology

Fr. Steve Kim grew up in Palo Alto and entered seminary after high school. After receiving his B.A. in Philosophy at Santa Clara University, he earned his M.A, MDiv and S.T.B in Theology at St. Patricks’ Seminary in Menlo Park. He was ordained as a priest in 2011 and was assigned as Pastor at St. Leo in July 2020. He currently teaches at St. Francis High School in Mountain View, Santa Clara University, and Institute for Leadership in Ministry. He also serves as the bishop's delegate to build St. John XXIII high school in Morgan Hill and as the chaplain to the San Francisco 49ers. He enjoys playing golf with his friends and spending time in Lake Tahoe.

Dr. Thanh-Tam Nguyen is a Medicine-Pediatrics physician with over 30 years of clinical practice caring for youths, young adults, and people with special needs. She will soon graduate the Master Program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Divine Mercy University.

As our brains are wired to connect, she works to promote individual, family, and community flourishing through secure and loving attachment and optimal health. In her daily works, she strives to foster empathy and growth mindset in understanding the strengths and challenges youths and young adults experience.