
Mass-Scale Prevention: Real Solutions to the Harms of Pornography
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.

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.

White Ribbon Against Pornography (WRAP) week started in 1987. Get involved and help tackle the many societal harms of pornography.

It is no surprise that pornography use escalated as more people stayed at home and online during the novel coronavirus quarantines of 2020. Jim O’Day,

The fight to end sexual exploitation is massive and multifaceted, and 2019 was a year filled with victories and building momentum that bodes well for

In a significant development for the movement to end sexual exploitation, including the public health crisis of pornography, a CBSN Originals documentary from CBS News

We know it’s not every day that you see a headline like that and take it seriously. Many might look at that and be tempted

In a world where ten-year-old girls can be addicted to violent porn and children’s onesies bearing the phrase “I am a product of Fifty Shades

One year ago today I joined Utah Governor Herbert and other allies at the historic signing of the first state resolution declaring pornography a public

Guest Post courtesy of Strength To Fight—a Canadian-based group dedicated to addressing the harms of pornography. Across the Western world, politicians, health professionals, and the

Arkansas elected officials have passed a resolution formally recognizing the public health harms of pornography. “We are in the midst of a digital and sexual

Major Update: the Virginia State House just passed the Virginia resolution recognizing the harms of pornography, similar to the one passed in Utah and South

Major victory: South Dakota is recognizing the public health harms of pornography. On January 31 2017 the resolution declaring a pornography a public health crisis
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