
Victory! TAKE IT DOWN Act Unanimously Passes Senate — Again!
The TAKE IT DOWN Act passed in the Senate unanimously, a major victory in the fight against image-based sexual abuse! Now, onto the House!

The TAKE IT DOWN Act passed in the Senate unanimously, a major victory in the fight against image-based sexual abuse! Now, onto the House!

The TAKE IT DOWN Act, a key bill that would protect survivors of image-based sexual abuse, unanimously passed the Senate!

Read the latest progress and updates in the fight against sexual exploitation!

Thanks to YOU taking action, many Big Tech companies are taking concrete steps to protect kids online!
On this episode of The Movement, we’re exploring the ways new technology can aid the fight against exploitation.

One spring day, Jodie* received an anonymous message with a link to a pornography website. When she clicked on it, her world imploded. There, right

The traumatic impacts of image-based sexual abuse on survivors are severe, but we’ve had victories in our fight against IBSA! Read about them here.

Instagram just announced sweeping changes for teens on their platform, including defaulted private accounts and more!

Ending the demand for paid sex ends sex trafficking, and these U.S. states are beginning to recognize this.
Telegram provided a safe haven for child predators and criminals across the globe. Now, CEO Pavel Durov has been arrested.

At the CESE Summit, we were overjoyed to present awards to five extraordinary individuals who have made an indelible mark on the anti-sexual exploitation movement and the world.

Driven by feedback from survivors and advocates, Google has announced enhanced protections against deepfake and AI-generated pornography.
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