You’ve watched the film Sound of Freedom, but now what? Here’s how you can help! 

The recently released movie Sound of Freedom covers an important issue of child sex trafficking in South America. While this film has ignited conversations, there is significant work to be done to address this complex topic, and every concerned citizen can play a role in making a difference. 

We at NCOSE invite you to take action and be part of the solution by focusing on mass-scale prevention. 

 

🤔What is mass-scale prevention? What does it have to do with me? What exactly do you want me to do? 

Great questions! Find the answers in this blog. 

Reconstructing Prostitution Laws: A Conversation with Rachel Moran & Taina Bien-Aimé

Over the last month, Maine’s state legislature passed two landmark bills, becoming the first U.S. state to decriminalize prostituted persons while maintaining criminal penalties on sex buyers, pimps, and brothel keepers.

Watch this conversation between Rachel Moran (Director of International Policy and Advocacy at NCOSE) and Taina Bien-Aimé (Executive Director at Coalition Against Trafficking in Women) as they discuss Maine's historic legislation.

X is for Xploitation of Children

Twitter recently rebranded to Xone of the many changes made under the platform's new owner, Elon Musk.

But while Musk has been quick to pursue marketing and business changes, he has yet to solve the problem of rampant child sexual exploitation on the platform ... despite promising that this was "priority #1."

Learn more about how Twitter, now X, facilitates child sexual exploitation and why NCOSE placed them on the 2023 Dirty Dozen List

📣ACTION: Sign the Petition in Support of the Child Sex Trafficking Survivor who is Suing Twitter

The Most Dangerous Playground is Now ... In Our Kids' Pockets

With more than half of children in the U.S. now owning smartphones by age 11, and the time kids spend on digital devices averaging four to seven hours per day,1 we can’t deny the incredible influence of the online world.

And while this technology offers many benefits to kids when it comes to both learning and entertainment, the ease with which young children can access hardcore pornography on digital devices is deeply troubling— and damaging their development.

Learn more about the research on how pornography harms kids by downloading our FREE flyer!

Sincerely,

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