<h1>Global nonprofit wins international peace award for advancing digital well-being, child protection, and policy push for age-gated access</h1> A global nonprofit initiative promoting digital fasting and child-protective tech policies received an international peace award for advancing digital well-being, mental health security, and child protection. The initiative, active in dozens of countries and claiming millions engaged, reported recognition from a national supreme court and support from international health and education bodies, and is lobbying for age-gated access, stronger child protection laws, and policy reforms with UN and WHO frameworks. The announcement frames digital overload as a public-health and safety risk and signals potential regulatory and legislative pressure on governments and tech stakeholders.