EIE’s pioneering efforts to prevent the Internet-enabled exploitation of children began an ongoing movement in 1994 which continues to this day.
Children’s Internet Safety
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Through its launch of the "High Road" campaign, Enough Is Enough® has remained steadfast in its efforts to thwart cyberbullying by encouraging children and parents alike to treat others with common decency, dignity and respect. As such, EIE launched the "Random Posts of Kindness" and "Sweet Tweets" campaigns designed to generate a safer, more civil Internet and a reduction in cyberbullying, revenge porn and sexual exploitation online. (SEE MORE)
EIE’s Safe WiFi campaign calls on corporate America to voluntarily filter porn and child sex abuse images on its public WiFi so that children, youth, families and adults can be provided a safer, more friendly WiFi environment. With corporate giants such as McDonald's and Starbucks taking the lead, the Safe WiFi campaign is now being advanced to businesses of all sizes and industries in hopes they too will initiate this important step in displaying corporate responsibility, including the travel industry, hotels, airlines, universities and churches, among others. (SEE MORE)
EIE’s College Safe WiFi campaign is aimed at calling on colleges and universities to voluntarily filter child sex abuse images and pornography, putting the safety of students first. (SEE MORE)
This campaign continues to fuel the growing movement to shed light on the social costs and corroding influence of Internet pornography as a public health epidemic, backed by peer-reviewed social and medical science. More than a dozen states have passed or adopted resolutions declaring pornography a public health crisis. (SEE MORE)
TeenVogue.com ‘s continued irresponsible and incomprehensible attempts to sexualize and exploit the minds of its young teen and tween readers by promoting anal sex and other sexually explicit topics resulted in EIE’s national petition to “Say No To Teen Vogue. ” (SEE MORE)
The vision is to implement a holistic strategy promoting healthy sexuality and genuine intimacy and to prevent sexual exploitation of children, women and men. (SEE MORE)
About Enough Is Enough® Mission: Founded in 1992, (EIE) is a 501(c)3 national, non-partisan non-profit with a mission to make the Internet safer for children and families by advancing solutions that promote equality, fairness and respect for human dignity with shared responsibility between the public, technology and the law. We stand for freedom of speech as defined by the Constitution of the United States; for a culture where all people are respected and valued; for a childhood with a protected period of innocence; for healthy sexuality; and for a society free from sexual exploitation.`
EIE is a 100% donor-supported organization and relies on the generous contributions of our donors.