The Sonoma County Office of Education has partnered with Common Sense Media, a national leader in digital literacy, to present a free, three-part virtual workshop on the effect that social media and other online platforms have on children and teens’ mental health. The sessions are scheduled for 5–6 p.m. on Jan. 8, 15, and 22, and will be offered in both English and Spanish. They’re part of a broader yearlong series, Mental Health Workshops for Families, organized by SCOE and community partners to help parents and guardians of Sonoma County students better understand and support youth mental health. Individuals can register at scoe.org/mhw.