Victory! The United Nations just established a world day to recognize the need for prevention and healing of child sexual exploitation, violence, and abuse. Help celebrate this new UN World Day by lighting a virtual candle.
The 2022 CESE Summit is only a few weeks away. Here is a sneakpeek of presentations you can look forward to!
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) is celebrating 60 years of turning the tide against sexual exploitation! See this list of 60 ways YOU can help continue the progress! via @ncose
Last year, African partners who attended the 2021 Coalition to End Sexual (CESE) Exploitation Summit expressed their desire for an Africa-centric conference. This year, that desire became a reality with the inaugural CESE Africa Conference.
At the 2022 CESE Summit, over 50 experts will be presenting on a variety of issues relevant to the web of sexual abuse and exploitation. Here is a taster of some presentations you can be excited for. via @ncose
Schools should be one of the safest places a child can be. Unfortunately, they are often where sex traffickers go to groom and exploit their victims. This is where the No Trafficking Zones Act comes in. via @ncose
Learn about the sex crimes committed against survivors, and how the NCOSE Law Center is helping these survivors fight for justice and for change.
The road to having the biggest and swiftest impact on dismantling the online exploitation industry is lawsuits. Litigation has been a linchpin for the movements to combat smoking, opioids, and more. The same is true for the movement to end sexual exploitation.
Instagram is the latest to cut ties with Pornhub! Over the years, Instagram has pushed millions of visitors to Pornhub’s website which is rife with criminality. Finally, Instagram has heard the voices of sexual abuse survivors and banned Pornhub’s account.
For years, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation has advocated for common sense legislation to protect children online. Finally, momentum is growing for meaningful federal
Dr. Stephany Powell explains that Trauma-Informed Care entails a paradigm shift from wondering “What’s wrong with you?” to “What happened to you?”.
An explanation of the Snapchat Family Center tools, how to get them, and what more Snap needs to change to protect its young users.
