NCOSE Names Mainstream Companies and Groups Facilitating Sexual Exploitation The National Center on Sexual Exploitation announced its 2017 Dirty Dozen List today, naming twelve
Amazon’s online market caters to sexual predators. Not only does Amazon.com feature thousands of pornography-related items in numerous categories, but it is facilitating the sale
[Trigger Warning: titles of explicit and offensive articles found on Snapchat Discover are included in this blog.] Snapchat rates itself as appropriate for ages 12+
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation partnered with Enough is Enough on their campaign to get McDonalds and Starbucks to filter their public WiFi to prevent access
Taking the $10 billion per year pornography industry head on isn’t easy. The good news is, you and I ARE making a difference. We’ve proven that. One
(Reader Advisory: Discussion of graphic content follows.) Every day the media reports new incidents of sexual assault and violence. Social media is full of protestations
Amazon.com, the world’s largest online retailer, has a shady side business. While the policies of this corporation technically prohibit the sale of pornography, its practices tell a
What is a Thunderclap? Thunderclap is a tool that enables us to create a “virtual flashmob” in order to raise awareness about an issue. When
Last year I landed my dream job—a position with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation! I had known Patrick Trueman and Dawn Hawkins for several
Washington, DC – Jonathan Johnson, the Chairman of the Board for Overstock.com, confirmed that Overstock.com has discontinued all sales of hardcore pornographic magazines and videos
YouTube, for the second consecutive year, has been included on the National Center on Sexual Exploitation’s annual Dirty Dozen List. The popular video-sharing site returns
In less than 24 hours, our joint petition with CitizenGo calling on Verizon to stop selling and facilitating pornography gained over 5,000 signatures! Since then
