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It’s up to parents, grandparents, law enforcement and corporate leaders, each doing our part to prevent the online exploitation of
children.
Ever since EIE helped to birth and pioneer the internet movement in 1994, we have made significant strides to advance our strategy to ‘Educate Parents, Urge Corporate Responsibility and Advocate for Improved Public Policy.’ Your support has been critical to our success this year as you will see in our 2023 Progress and Impact Report.
Regardless of the tremendous progress over the past three decades, it is fair to say that the
internet is not a safe environment for children in our country, and the sexual exploitation of children is growing every year.
It is especially challenging because technology is constantly changing, and kids' online and offline lives have merged, as they practically live on their phones and laptops. Our team at EIE continues to rise to meet these challenges and there is such momentum growing around this issue of online safety.
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Earlier this year the Surgeon General issued an advisory which warned that social media presents a “profound risk of harm to kids
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Last month, legal action filed by more than 40 states accused social media companies of designing products that are deliberately addictive and that fuel the youth mental health crisis in order to increase profits.
Today, we have an urgency to drive this momentum forward – to do whatever it takes to achieve lasting change. Our Board and staff are 100% committed to this important work – not only with our time and talents, but also with our personal financial support.
Won't you join us today?
Your year-end tax-deductible gift will literally help to change...and potentially save lives!
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