Schools are leaving children exposed to porn and exploitative content.






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It’s Time to Tell Schools to Better Protect Our Children!

Dear Friend,

Schools ought to be a safe place for children. Unfortunately, when it comes to sexual exploitation, there are problems lurking right under the surface of the technology our children have access to at school ([link removed]) almost every day.

The idea of upgrading technological capabilities in schools and school libraries sounds great at face value. However, there are very few laws or rules in place to mandate making that technology as safe as possible for children. In fact, most schools in America do not have adequate filtering systems ([link removed]) in place.

As such, it is incredibly easy for children to be exposed to pornography and other sexually exploitive content on school-provided devices such as laptops or iPads that have inadequate or non-existent filters. On top of that, even devices installed in school libraries are woefully underequipped (if at all) with filters to prevent children from accessing sexually exploitive content of all kinds. As if that wasn’t enough to deal with, online school databases have even been found to expose children to pornography and to content that promotes prostitution and other sexually risky and violent acts.

As scary as that may sound, the situation is not hopeless. There are great opportunities for change and improvement and we believe we can help turn those opportunities into reality. Below are several action steps that you can take as part of our Back to School Campaign to help children and to advocate for better protective infrastructure in their schools.

Talk to your children about pornography and sexually explicit material using these easy conversation starters ([link removed])

Check your schools ([link removed]) for adequate filters on school-owned-or-provided devices

Alert your school to the sexually graphic content on their research databases by sending your Parent Teacher Association this letter from NCOSE ([link removed])

Send an email to Congress ([link removed]) asking them to hold apps and social media companies accountable for protecting kids 

Share your experiences with us by emailing [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

Let’s say enough is enough and take a stand for the children!

Thankful to serve with you in this movement,

Dawn Hawkins

Sr. Vice President & Executive Director

National Center on Sexual Exploitation

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