Moving on, the final thing I want to mention to members is that we've been invited, I think by the Embassy of Israel, to meet with some anti-Semitism experts this afternoon. You've all been invited. I wanted to verify that you all have that invitation. They're meeting with us and members of the justice committee this afternoon.
With us today for our final meeting on the effects of influencers and social media content on children and adolescents, we have six witnesses. Thank you all for being with us today.
We have Carol Todd, the mother of Amanda Todd and founder of the Amanda Todd Legacy Society, with us by video conference. We have Maude Bonenfant, full professor and Canada research chair in gaming, technologies and society, from UQAM. From Capsana, Guy Desrosiers is here with us in person. From Children First Canada, Sara Austin, Zachary Fathally and Josephine Maharaj are here by video conference. From Luna Child and Youth Advocacy Centre, we have Karen Orser by video conference, and from the Shalem Mental Health Network, which I know very well, in Hamilton, Ontario, we have Aimee Berends.
Welcome.
To start, everybody has five minutes. As an organization, if there are three of you, you get five minutes in total.
We'll start with Carol Todd.
You now have the floor for five minutes for opening remarks.