Recently the media and social media platforms have been flooded with claims that the popular furniture company, Wayfair, is participating in or complicit with child
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation is honored to recognize PayPal in July 2020’s Dignity Defense Alert for severing ties with Pornhub in an industry-leading
“Children deserve to learn and experience the gift of dance in safe environments that do not sexualize them. Children deserve to love dance, their bodies,
In June 2020, Vice President of Advocacy and Outreach at NCOSE and Director of the International Centre on Sexual Exploitation (ICOSE) Haley McNamara submitted a
Ever since Jeffrey Epstein’s untimely and unjust death in August 2019, survivors, advocates, and many others have been asking an important question regarding those who
During a recent webinar as a part of its Now & Next Speaker Series, World Without Exploitation (WorldWE) invited Tamar Arenson and Megan Lundstrom to
As we have stated, “Addressing sexual exploitation means addressing racism and the systems that allow oppression and marginalization to continue.” While this might sound fine
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
The commercial sexual exploitation marketplace (a.k.a. “the sex trade”) is a haven for racial violence in this country. It violates the most basic human rights
*This blog is the first in a series for Internet Safety Month. The first part covers current actions NCOSE supports in order to fight for
Racism is everywhere in sexual exploitation. Pornography is rife with racist material that celebrates the degradation of black women, men, and children. Commercial sex buyers
The passage of FOSTA-SESTA in 2018 was a major legislative victory for survivors of sex trafficking. It gave survivors a route to justice by providing
