Sharing findings from and NCOSE Research Institute commentary on Niki Fritz et al. in the Archives of Sexual Behavior (2020).
COVID-19 increased consumption of online pornography, but each click, search, upload, and view enables the multifaceted proliferation of harm.
Dr. Van der Watt is an Internationally Recognized Counter-Trafficking Specialist who now joins NCOSE as a Senior Research Analyst.
A virtual summit gives you the freedom to participate on your own time, all from your phone or computer! Need more convincing?
The digital world teens live in creates opportunities for potential harm. While some pass off sexting as harmless, research shows otherwise.
Men who buy people for sex provide the revenue stream—and thus the economic motivation—for all prostitution and sex trafficking. Their choice to engage in sex buying
In April 2019, the Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy published a study discussing what caused people to feel fear during sex. The study, titled
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
A recent study published in the Military Medicine journal looked at the relationship between sexual dysfunction and pornography use, and showed several key findings. There
Ep. 29 Noah Church speaks on the neurological consequences of long-term porn addiction. The American Society of Addiction Medicine states that addiction is a singular disorder—no
Recently, claims about the prevalence of sex trafficking at the Super Bowl have garnered skepticism, with some people even asserting that sex trafficking at the
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