Cecelia (Cece) Doucette

Cecelia (Cece) Doucette spent eight years fundraising to bring wireless technology into her schools. Then she learned it was harmful, investigated the non-industry funded science, and helped her children’s schools become the first in the nation to take precautionary measures with wireless technology. 

She then helped her public library become the first in the nation to loan a radiation detection meter, and to host a documentary film and discussion series on Electromagnetic Radiation and Health. 

She established Massachusetts for Safe Technology to bring citizens together on this vital issue, and works with health practitioners, schools, communities, municipalities and legislatures to address wireless radiation and public health. 

Cece helped New Hampshire to pass the first law to investigate wireless harms, is chaperoning six bills in Massachusetts and guiding other legislators across the country. 

She is also Education Services Director with Safer Screen time, offering affordable one-hour on-line training for schools, families, communities and companies. 

Cece was honored to co-chair the technology panel for the Health in Buildings Roundtable Conference at the National Institutes of Health, to present state and local policy at the international EMF Medical Conference, and at the Children’s Health Defense annual conference. 

She is an international speaker and has been featured in the films Generation Zapped, Wi-Fi Refugees and 5G: Friend or Foe? 

She earned a Master of Technical and Professional Writing and a Bachelor of Arts with honors in Communication, Northeastern University.