Rogers Communications announce first Screen Break Unplug, Play events

Rogers Communications (RCI) announced its first Screen Break Unplug and Play events. The Unplug and Play events, announced on the Global Day of Unplugging, are part of the Rogers Screen Break program, a new national program to help Canadian families address excessive screen use in youth. “Our Unplug and Play events encourage Canadian teens and tweens to put their devices down and help build a balanced relationship with their screens,” said Sarah Zupnik, Rogers Screen Break Program Director. “As March Break brings more free time, and more screen time, we’re giving youth a different option – skating in an NHL arena with their hockey heroes. This is the first of many opportunities Rogers will create to offer healthy screen alternatives.”