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Child-on-Child Sexual Abuse in K-12 Schools: Why We Need To Do More #MeTooK12
Schools are supposed to be safe environments for children and the community to come together to pursue education and character development. However, there is a very dark secret taking place in K-12 schools today. Child-on-child sexual abuse is a horrific, increasingly prevalent problem in our nation’s primary schools. According to a study done by AP, […]
Issue: Child Sexual Exploitation
Announcing the “Out of the Shadows: Confronting the Rise of Child-on-Child Harmful Sexual Behavior” National Symposium
The crime of child sexual abuse is sadly a familiar one to the American public. However, one category of child sexual abuse has largely escaped the public’s attention: child-on-child sexual abuse. There is growing concern among parents, educators, and child safety experts regarding children who sexually abuse other children. This concern is growing as more […]
Issue: Child Sexual Exploitation
New NCOSE Team Member: Ben Miller
We are excited to have a new person on the NCOSE Team: Ben Miller. As Digital Strategies Coordinator, Ben raises awareness for issues of sexual exploitation through digital media, email marketing, and website development. He works to create a community of activists who are enthusiastic about combating sexual exploitation and changing culture. Here’s a note […]
West Virginia’s Most Googled Health Problem is Porn Addiction
A recent study done by MedicareHealthPlans.com identified the most googled health problem in each state and West Virginia’s was porn addiction. This reveals the pervasiveness of pornography and the widening scope of its harmful effects. Like other health conditions, an addiction to pornography is a serious issue that has negative mental, physical, and emotional consequences. […]
Project_Public Health Crisis of Pornography
‘Compulsive Sexual Behaviour’ Classified as Mental Health Disorder by World Health Organization – via The Reward Foundation
The following is an excerpt from an article published by The Reward Foundation Here are some authoritative notes for journalists and the general public about the new diagnostic category. On 18th June 2018, the World Health Organization’s authors of the International Classification of Diseases, 11th Revision, put out a press release announcing that the implementation version […]
Project_Public Health Crisis of Pornography
World Health Organization: ‘Compulsive Sexual Behavior’ Is Real – Pornography Addiction Should Be Next
According to news reports, the World Health Organization has recognized ‘Compulsive Sexual Behavior’ as an impulse control disorder. The National Center on Sexual Exploitation applauds this step forward, and calls on WHO to formally acknowledge how compulsive pornography use fuels sex addiction and can become addictive in and of itself. “The World Health Organization has […]
Project_Public Health Crisis of Pornography
“My Life Isn’t Your Porn” – Thousands of Women are Protesting Spycam Pornography
In this era of #MeToo, there is a stream of pornography that exploits the ignorance of its victims: Spycam Porn. Spycams are an increasingly popular form of pornography. Perpetrators use spycams disguised as watches, lighters, or smoke detectors to film and later upload videos of women as they use the toilet, walk the streets, play […]
Issue: Objectification
Young Men Are Rebelling Against Pornography Through Rap
Young men are increasingly rebelling against pornography and porn-culture. Unfortunately, due to the pervasiveness of the Internet, most young men today are exposed to pornography before they’re old enough to have a first kiss or to make well-informed decisions about consuming such degrading and addictive material. While many individuals are caught in cycles of pornography […]
Issue: Pornography Harms
Twelve Days of Action: It’s Time to Raise Your Voice
A collective call to action has emerged out of the #MeToo Movement. People are raising their voices against a culture that objectifies women, glorifies male entitlement, and normalizes sexual violence. Despite the progress that has been made so far by these brave voices, there is still more to do. The 2018 Dirty Dozen List includes […]
2018 Dirty Dozen List: iBooks
How Abusive Relationship Erotica Infiltrated a Girl Scouts Camp via iBooks
Before relocating to Washington, DC I was a Girl Scout Camp Counselor in a state down south. Summers of hiking, canoeing, a bunch of s’mores and growing strong girls were unparalleled and incredibly rewarding. One summer, I became a Unit Leader—female counselors ages 14-17 that help lead energetic yet nervous eight to ten-year-old girls who […]
2018 Dirty Dozen List: iBooks
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