Parents' Workshop on Resilience, Creativity and Digital Safety for Children and Teens
How is artificial intelligence shaping our children's future?
In a hands-on workshop based on the book "The AI Generation" and its holistic model for raising resilient children, we'll learn to recognize the risks in today's AI tools – generative video, voice cloning, image and text generators, and bots on social networks – and turn them into an educational opportunity. We'll practice parent-child conversation scripts, put clear family values into words, and build a practical action plan that strengthens curiosity, resilience and creativity without giving up privacy and safety.
Who is it for?
Parents of children and teens, education staff, and parent communities at school or in the neighborhood.
What will you get?
A printable family agreement + a checklist of privacy and safe-sharing settings.
Short conversation scripts by age and for common situations.
Creativity exercises for home: strengthening the value of creating, multiple solutions and collaboration.
A short guide to verifying content and recognizing warning signs.
Format and timing
Live Zoom session: 90 minutes, including hands-on practice in small breakout rooms.
Parents' evening at school: an opening talk + facilitated parent circles.
Language: English or Hebrew. Can be adapted to different audiences.
About the facilitator
Dr. Limor Leibovitz, author of "The AI Generation", researcher and facilitator of workshops for educators and parents. She sees the current period as a short window of opportunity for action, and specializes in turning new technologies into tools for education for values, resilience and creativity.
Possible adaptations
Tailoring to the community's characteristics and to dilemmas raised in the field.
A complementary workshop for teens, or a follow-up session for parents.
A branded package of digital materials for the organization.
Requirements and logistics
In person or online. Equipment: projector/screen, speakers, a stable internet connection. Fees and scheduling are set according to format, length and location.
A taste of my talks
Invited by
Lokchim Achrayut nonprofit: the talk "The AI Generation Goes on Summer Vacation" at an online parents' conference, June 2025.
Nice Raanana: parents' evening at the Kodkoda conference, January 2026.
Kiryat Ono Municipality: a session for a community of parents and children.
"It was truly meaningful last night. This morning we received many messages from parents who really enjoyed it. Thank you."Moran, organizer of the parents' evening at Nice Raanana, Israel
As heard on
The AI Generation podcast for parents · all episodes on YouTube (Hebrew)
The book "The AI Generation: Raising Children in a World of Artificial Intelligence"
I'm available for questions and bookings
I'd be glad to hear about your community and tailor the session to your children's ages and to the questions on your parents' minds. Write to me directly on WhatsApp: +972-54-639-4744, or leave your details in the form at the bottom of the page.
More talks for parents
AI parents' evening for middle and high schools: Teens Are Already There. Are You?
Love in the Age of the Algorithm: Loneliness, Screens and AI
Frequently asked questions
Do parents need prior knowledge of AI?
No. I don't assume any prior knowledge, and I show on screen what children and teens actually encounter.
In person or on Zoom?
Both. Zoom also makes it possible to reach parent communities outside Israel and audiences that can't come to school in the evening.
In which languages?
English or Hebrew.
What does it cost?
The fee depends on the format, the number of participants and the location. Message me on WhatsApp or leave your details and I'll get back to you with a quote.
Want to join the conversation that's shaping our children's future? Leave your details or message me on WhatsApp +972-54-639-4744
Limor Libovitz

I work in a national training role at the Ministry of Education, in the R&D Division of the Directorate for Innovation and Technology, specializing in the integration of artificial intelligence in education. With over 30 years of experience as an instructor in designing physical and digital learning environments and integrating technology into education, I strive to lead the way toward the future of learning.
I hold a bachelor’s degree from the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, a master’s degree in curriculum planning from Tel Aviv University, and a doctorate in instructional design from the University of Haifa. I began my professional career as an art teacher and learning environment designer, and in recent years I have focused on bringing advanced technologies—especially AI—into classrooms. I have developed online courses and authored a book for parents and educators.
The training sessions I deliver across the country reflect all my areas of expertise and are designed to enrich educators, parents, and social entrepreneurs.

