
Hope on the Hill: Advocates Against Sexual Exploitation Unite on Capitol Hill
Last week, over 250 advocates gathered in Washington, DC to urge congress to fight online sexual exploitation!

Last week, over 250 advocates gathered in Washington, DC to urge congress to fight online sexual exploitation!

NCOSE is thrilled to bestow the Dignity Defense Award on Rep. Lois Galgay Reckitt of Maine, who introduced legislation to decriminalize prostituted people while increasing criminal penalties on sex buyers.

WASHINGTON, DC (September 7, 2023) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) commends Snapchat for making comprehensive changes to improve child safety as a

90% of young people in 20+ countries are now better protected!

5.3 billion Google searches per day have now been made safe!

It’s one step forward, one step back with this three-peat Dirty Dozen List target!

Ever heard the expression “Third time’s a charm”? For Discord, a three-peat Dirty Dozen List target, it’s turned out to be true!

Maine is Leading the Way in Positive Reform of Prostitution Laws!

A slew of parental supervision improvements has been made at Meta’s Messenger, Instagram, and TikTok—is it enough to protect kids?

The National Center on Sexual Exploitation is pleased to award the Dignity Defense Award to Tinder, a popular online dating app, for cracking down on prostitution advertisements.

You taking action makes a difference! Just six weeks from the Dirty Dozen List Reveal, we are seeing major victories and progress among some of the most powerful corporations in the world!

WASHINGTON, DC (June 8, 2023) – The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) commends Apple for implementing a major child safety change that NCOSE had requested: Apple’s
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