
2024 Gratitude Report: Your Victories in the Fight to End Sexual Exploitation!
Preventing 21,600 sextortion incidents. Passing laws holding sex buyers accountable. Taking down Pornhub in court. And more!

Preventing 21,600 sextortion incidents. Passing laws holding sex buyers accountable. Taking down Pornhub in court. And more!

Aaron Crowley explains why LGBT+ youth should not be exposed to pornography, and calls for the passing of the Kids Online Safety Act.

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

The recent resignation of Representative Matt Gaetz from Congress has raised serious questions about transparency and accountability for those who cause sexual harm. Two days

WASHINGTON, DC (November 14, 2024) – The nonpartisan National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) called on the U.S. Senate not to confirm the nomination of

Thanks to YOU taking action, many Big Tech companies are taking concrete steps to protect kids online!

Historic Victory: KOSA passed the Senate! We are so close to this crucial child protection bill becoming law! Take action now.
Teen Vogue, fueled by Big Tech lobbyists, claims that removing the Internet’s liability shield will harm children. Learn why they’re wrong.

Currently, there is NO federal criminal penalty for distributing sexual images nonconsensually. The TAKE IT DOWN Act would resolve this.
Episode 2 of “The Movement” has launched! We discuss a new bill addressing image-based sexual abuse, a helpful resource published by the NCOSE Research Institute, our petition to the Supreme Court, and more.

Congress’s “sunset” bill puts an expiry date on CDA 230, the law that has become the greatest enabler of sexual exploitation.
Check out “The Movement”, a regular video update on progress and challenges in the fight to end sexual exploitation.
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