To what degree does the survey address that?

So the survey addresses different youth across where they're at, and this really is paper written through the perspective of us.

So we have a youth panel that talks about their challenges.

We're not talking at them.

We're talking with them.

And that sense of belonging is what we have found is really key to getting youth involved and making them feel seen and belonging in their community.

So I think that this is really addressing it by showing how kids want to be addressed, how they want to talk to each other, how they want to belong, and giving them those outlets and those capabilities to help prove that they can improve their mental health, help show how they can get along with their neighborhoods, and really just looking for that safe belonging space.

When the kids participated in the survey, what was a key source of their anxiety with regard to interacting socially face-to-face versus through digital devices?