Citizens for Decency @C4Decency

Roblox invites its users to be anything they can imagine, without placing child protection “at the forefront”. Join the petition to have Roblox keep its platform free of sexploitation! Simply add your request here: endsexualexploitation.org/roblox/

The National Center on Sexual Exploitation has listed the App Store on their Dirty Dozen list. This means it facilitates, enables, or profits from sexual exploitation. If you’d like to learn more or take action, visit: endsexualexploitation.org/apple/

While GitHub is an indispensable tool for developers, it has also become “the go-to place to create sexually exploitative technology”. Make a difference by adding your petition for GitHub to prohibit image-based sexual abuse. To do so, please visit: endsexualexploitation.org/github/

"Porn is changing [how] kids grow up and challenging [how] caretakers parent. So what are we going to do about it?" (Fight the New Drug). Let's stand against pornography and continue sharing awareness.

Spotify was included on NCOSE's 2023 "Dirty Dozen" list for allowing pornography, grooming, and child exploitation to continue to exist on the app. Learn how to make Spotify safer for youth at:endsexualexploitation.org/spotify/

Instagram was included on NCOSE's 2023 "Dirty Dozen" list for enabling pornography, sex trafficking, and child sexual abuse material to be a part of the platform. Learn how you can be part of fighting back at: endsexualexploitation.org/instagram/

"Because pornography affects the brain, especially those of children, [we must] hav[e] open, honest, and ongoing conversations [to] protect and empower kids from grooming, assaults, and toxic messages about sex from the porn industry" (Fight the New Drug).

Every year The National Center on Sexual Exploitation comes out with a “Dirty Dozen List” calling out companies that profit from sexual exploitation. The companies listed below have been put on this year's “Dirty Dozen List”. Find more information at; endsexualexploitation.org/articles/the-2….

Fight the New Drug recently interviewed 5 ex-porn stars who are now fighting against pornography. Their experiences, while quite shocking, provide a peephole into the horrors that go on inside the porn industry. You can hear their stories at; fightthenewdrug.org/5-popular-ex-p….

People seek out pornography for its empty promise of pleasure, or to escape stress. However, pornography takes more than it gives and it leaves consumers feeling lost and isolated. If you or someone you love is in this situation, there is hope for change! citizensfordecency.org/recovery

“Most of us attempt to run from shame. The main problem is that the more we run, the stronger it becomes.” (Fight the New Drug). For more tips on overcoming shame and pornography, visit: fightthenewdrug.org or citizensfordecency.org

"Chances are, your child will encounter porn while living in your care. So how can you prevent underage exposure to porn while helping them understand porn’s potential harms? The first step is to talk to them" (Fight the New Drug).

"Legislators are finally starting to step up...These age verification bills are progress, [that] must be replicated across America" (Fight the New Drug). Let's support Senator Keven Cook with the Children’s Device Protection Bill passed in the 2024 Idaho Legislative Session.

Back in March 2022 Fight the New Drug posted a question on their Instragram that asked people how quitting porn has changed their lives. Unsurprisingly they received a flood of responses. Below are just a few that show how quitting porn has changed people for the better!

Pornography recruiters are stealthy in their endeavors to find new people to exploit. Learn more about online safety by visiting: protectyoungeyes.com endsexualexploitation.org/?s=online+safe…

"Crop[ing] the face of [a] picture of [a] naked body... is still objectification. Take It Down is a free service that can help you remove or stop the online sharing of nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit images or videos taken when under 18 years old."(Fight the New Drug).

“To have another human being love us, want us, trust us...that’s wired into our systems to help us connect with other human beings.” (Dr Mark Chamberlain) Pornography tricks us into trying to form artificial bonds. You can choose real connection through quitting pornography.

"We become a part of the problem when we contribute to a product that is damaging our generation’s understanding of healthy [relationships] and contributing [to] sex trafficking. Stopping the demand starts here, [by] choosing not to click a harmful product" (Fight the New Drug).

"Most porn sites do not verify the age or consent of individuals who appear in the images and/or videos posted to their sites, many times freely uploaded by site users... [Let's stand against the porn industry, which] "profits from non-consensual content" (Fight the New Drug).

Do you know someone who is trying to recover from a porn addiction? Well, here’s a list of ideas you can do to help support your friend. Above all, remember there is hope, and you’ll both get through this. Here are some resources: fightthenewdrug.org citizensfordecency.org