We are heartened and encouraged by the progress we have made with your support. Here is some of NCOSE’s notable progress from 2017: Verizon Makes
This summer, Louisiana joined Utah, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Arkansas in formally recognizing the public health harms of pornography. Louisiana passed a state resolution declaring
In September, NCOSE’s Vice President and Director of Research and Education Lisa Thompson travelled to Hawaii to speak at a statewide training series titled “Understanding
State Representative Ross Spano has proposed a state resolution declaring pornography a public health crisis. The proposal states that: “The public health crisis created by
This is the historic first press conference in Washington D.C. solely dedicated to addressing the web of sexual exploitation harming boys and men. For
Oracle, a multinational computer technology corporation, became the very first major tech company to publicly support Congressional efforts to amend the Communications Decency Act Section
Two years ago, I spoke at a press conference on the sexual objectification of girls through mainstream mediums like Cosmopolitan Magazine. I returned to the
Excerpt from CBS4 News Article by Mark Ackerman, June 29, 2017 School Districts Remove Objectionable Material From Student Research Databases AURORA, Colo. (CBS4) – Some Denver area school
Update 11:00 pm: After one day of social media madness, Mama on a Mission led lots of other upset mothers (myself included) to send complaints
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Today, the governor of Tennessee, Bill Haslam, officially signed the joint resolution declaring pornography as a “public health crisis” in the state. The nonbinding resolution
Do you remember the first time you heard about the book Fifty Shades of Grey? Maybe you saw it being promoted on social media or
