After cultural experiences and a bit of dancing, Prince Harry<\/strong> and Meghan Markle<\/strong> ended the first day of their visit to Colombia<\/a> with some serious statements about their major charitable undertaking to promote online safety. Speaking at the Summit on a Responsible Digital Future held at Bogot\u00e1\u2019s Universidad EAN, Meghan explained why she thinks everyone should get involved in their quest to improve the culture of social media.<\/p>\n \u201cWe should model how we want our kids to be raised and for the world in which we raise them,\u201d she said, wearing<\/a> a copper blouse from Victoria Beckham and pants from La Ligne. \u201cIt doesn\u2019t matter where you live. It doesn\u2019t matter who you are. Either you personally or someone you know is a victim to what\u2019s happening online. And that\u2019s something we can actively work on every day to remedy.\u201d<\/p>\n According to Harper\u2019s Bazaar<\/a>,<\/em> Prince Archie,<\/strong> 5, and Princess Lilibet,<\/strong> 3, did not accompany their parents on the trip to the Latin American nation.<\/p>\n On Thursday night, the pair appeared in a panel alongside Maria Ressa,<\/strong> who won the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize<\/a> for her work fighting for press freedom in the Philippines<\/a>, and Colombia\u2019s Vice President Francia M\u00e1rquez,<\/strong> who greeted the duke and duchess at her official residence earlier on Thursday<\/a>. M\u00e1rquez spoke about her own experiences with digital harassment after becoming the first Black woman to serve as vice president in the nation\u2019s history, adding that she hoped society could strike a better balance when it comes to the media climate and online platforms that affect mental health.<\/p>\n