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The History and Purpose of WRAP Week
White Ribbon Against Pornography (WRAP) week started in 1987. Get involved and help tackle the many societal harms of pornography.
White Ribbon Against Pornography (WRAP) week started in 1987. Get involved and help tackle the many societal harms of pornography.
Congress should pass the CAMRA Act (H.R. 2161) to fund research to study technology’s impact on children
NCOSE, along with interdisciplinary survivors and advocates, has been advocating for improved responsibility and increased oversight by the financial industry regarding pornographic content since early 2020.
Internships at NCOSE provide upcoming professionals with the opportunity to address issues of exploitation while gaining skills.
The “Fix App Ratings” bill is designed to increase accountability in the current app rating system
A review of popular theory of addiction explaining why people with behavioral addictions persist despite negative consequences.
Regulated prostitution in Nevada facilitates sex trafficking, a form of slavery and involuntary servitude, violating the 13th Amendment.
During Mental Illness Awareness Week, we recognize the harmful impacts of systems of prostitution, pornography, and trafficking on victims.
California bill AB 262 will provide one of the “best forms of exit services” for victims of human trafficking
Congress should find solutions to hold Big Tech accountable for protecting children, following testimony from a Facebook whistleblower.
Washington, DC (September 30, 2021) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) issued a statement reacting to today’s Senate hearing featuring Facebook’s global head of safety.
Originally Published at Daily Caller By Ailan Evans Lawmakers and advocacy groups say Facebook’s decision to stop work on a version of its social media platform