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The Two@aTime Project
Transforming Lives through the Power of Connection
The Challenge: A Crisis We Can't Ignore
Young people are growing up in a lightning-fast world—streaming, swiping, and scrolling at every turn. Screens compete for their attention around the clock. Algorithms are designed to pull them in. And now, AI isn't just assisting them—it's becoming their closest companion. The digital world is rewiring their brains and reshaping every aspect of their lives.
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The Answer- The Two@aTime Project
Two@aTime is an innovative program designed for today's youth—meeting them where they are and inviting them on a shared journey to balance their digital lives with face-to-face connection. Through fun, hands-on experiences, students reflect on their screen use and explore powerful communication skills that build confidence, connection, and community—giving them tools that can shape their lives for the better.
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Your Family's Reset Button Is Here
The most important conversations don't happen in the classroom—they begin at home. The Two@aTime Parent & Family Resource helps families unplug, reconnect, and strengthen bonds through everyday moments. With age-specific tools and practical tips, it's the ultimate guide for raising confident, face-to-face communicators in a screen-saturated world.
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Success Stories
"This is a perfect program for what is ailing our young people. It is the first program that has moved the needle on our biggest problem - peer-to-peer engagement. Thank you Empowerment Media for providing us with this program."
Wyatt Parlette
Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida Director of Operations
Thrive
Thrive means more than just getting by—it's about building better mental health, resilience, and becoming happier and more confident. The Two@aTime Project is designed to help young people thrive by teaching essential face-to-face communication skills that strengthen emotional well-being and increase self-efficacy, which in turn boosts self-confidence. By learning how to communicate effectively and balance screen time with real face-to-face connection, young people become better equipped to navigate the changes and challenges of life—creating a strong foundation for personal growth.
Connect
Connect—it's more than just meeting people; it's about building relationships that truly matter. The Two@aTime Project empowers young people to form deep connections with peers, teachers, family members, and the community through face-to-face conversations. These personal interactions foster a strong sense of belonging and trust. When youth engage in meaningful conversations, they feel more supported, happier, connected and are better equipped to advocate for themselves in their communities, schools and life.
Succeed
Succeed—The Two@aTime Project equips young people with essential skills that form the foundation for lifelong success. At its core, Two@aTime defines success not just as achievement, but as the ability to connect, collaborate, and communicate with clarity and empathy. When students grow in these areas, they gain confidence in who they are and how they relate to others—skills that support them now and in every stage of life. As the world evolves and AI takes over routine tasks, face-to-face communication skills will become even more essential. In tomorrow's workforce, clear and confident communication won't just be helpful—it will be the key to success.