Overview
- The Lost Screen Memorial, which opened Sunday in Geneva, drew a call from Meghan Markle to protect children online.
- The installation uses 50 illuminated lightboxes showing each child's phone lock screen to put faces to deaths linked to cyberbullying, grooming, sextortion, and harmful content.
- The World Health Organization co-hosted the event with Archewell Philanthropies and The Parents' Network, with Director-General Dr Tedros and global health leaders in attendance ahead of the World Health Assembly.
- In her address, Meghan urged “safe by design” standards so tech products do not trade children’s wellbeing for engagement, framing the issue as a cross-border public-health risk.
- The memorial remains on public view at Place des Nations throughout the 79th World Health Assembly, positioning the campaign within a forum where governments debate health policy.