Mass-scale prevention is choosing the highest impact tactics that prevent harm for the greatest amount of people. This is what we need for the gargantuan problem of pornography.
Research shows pornography fuels negative body image and eating disorder symptoms in both women and men.
An impressive amount of scientific research shows pornography consumption is associated with poorer outcomes in the consumer’s romantic relationships and sex life.
Worldwide recognition of pornography’s harms is growing. The Council of Europe’s report and resolution are something to celebrate.
White Ribbon Against Pornography (WRAP) week started in 1987. Get involved and help tackle the many societal harms of pornography.
The following is a guest post by Craig Cobia, Ph.D., founder of Citizens for Decency. Recent headlines in Southeast Idaho mentioned how our youth are
This article originally appeared on Townhall.com. Sports Illustrated has certainly not earned itself a reputation as defenders of women’s dignity, but in one of their latest
A new video produced by Fight the New Drug, featuring Drs. Simone Kühn, Don Hilton, Jr., and Philip Zimbardo, discusses research that shows how pornography has
The Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation Global Summit is just one month away! There is no single event that you could attend that will inspire you more,
Our VP of Research and Education Lisa L. Thompson joined the Dr. Drew show to discuss the Florida House passing a resolution to declare pornography
This week Florida’s House of Representatives formally recognized the public health harms of pornography. The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) applauds this action and
Washington, DC – This week Florida’s House of Representatives formally recognized the public health harms of pornography. The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) applauds this action
