We welcome Lina Nealon as Director of Corporate & Strategic Initiatives and Dr. Stephany Powell as Director, Law Enforcement Training & Survivor Services.
Children deserve to learn, experience, and develop the gift of dance in safe environments that do not sexualize them.
STATEMENT – U.S. Military Must Address Systemic Sexual Exploitation in Wake of Vanessa Guillén Death
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) is calling on the U.S. Department of Defense to reform its military culture to address systemic sexual abuse and exploitation in the wake of the death of Army Spc. Vanessa Guillén.
NCOSE is deeply grateful to the Senate Judiciary Committee which unanimously approved a stronger version of the EARN IT Act on July 2, 2020.
The International Centre on Sexual Exploitation is encouraged by the global collaboration that enabled us to fight against the harms of pornography in this way.
Ghislaine Maxwell's arrest is an important development for survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse and seems to indicate that justice may yet be served.
Tamar Arenson and Megan Lundstrom discuss the “Bitter Truth of Sugaring” and the dangers of being a sugar baby--especially as corporations target the vulnerable.
Sexual exploitation is a web of intersectionality that spans the globe and all forms of sexual abuse and exploitation feed into and off of one another.
Utah is blazing an important path with an innovative state mandate that requires porn platforms to post a warning label in front of content on their sites.
Use your voice as we continue in tireless advocacy efforts with corporations on the Dirty Dozen List—especially Netflix, Google, TikTok, and Twitter.
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) offers its support for the Targeting Child Predators Act of 2020.
Pornhub perpetuates and perpetrates violent and racist sexual stereotypes in our culture while raking in profits from doing so.