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
I just returned from a week in Budapest, Hungary where I got to speak at three different events about the harms of pornography and its
A bold new billboard recently appeared along Highway 33 in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. Located directly across from local “sex store” Sensations, this billboard proclaims: “Sex
Thanks to Facebook Memories, I was just reminded of a major turning point in the fight to defend human dignity. Three years ago, today, our organization
Carl’s Jr., one of four brands under CKE Restaurants including Hardee’s, has announced that it will stop producing racy ads for their fast food products.
Statement by Dawn Hawkins, Executive Director of NCOSE Washington DC – Carl’s Jr., one of four brands under CKE Restaurants, has announced that it will stop
As first reported by HeatStreet, Twitter is now blocking several pornography-related search terms—particularly from results in the “Photos” and “Videos” section of the social media
Arkansas elected officials have passed a resolution formally recognizing the public health harms of pornography. “We are in the midst of a digital and sexual
Verizon has a long history of profiting from hardcore pornography. Verizon has even defended teen, rape, incest, and racist-themed pornography as a benefit to their
NCOSE Names Mainstream Companies and Groups Facilitating Sexual Exploitation The National Center on Sexual Exploitation announced its 2017 Dirty Dozen List today, naming twelve
Like never before in this country’s history, America is suffering from systemic sexual exploitation. Sex trafficking, sexual assault, child sexual abuse, pornography and more, are
