NCOSE Adds Talent to Fight Exploitation

Our team here at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation has accomplished a lot over the last few years, thanks in no small part to your passion and advocacy. We love how we have the pornography industry and the pro-sexual exploitation lobby running scared. They are watching us closely because, even though our resources still pale in comparison to theirs, we are winning and the industry is on the defensive.

As the next phase of the fight against sexual exploitation looms large, we here at the National Center on Sexual Exploitation team are adding brilliant new talent to our ranks who will take even more ground from the pro-sexual exploitation industry.

We're excited for you to meet them!

Eleanor Gaetan

Eleanor Gaetan is joining NCOSE as Senior Advisor for Public Policy and will be working closely with the NCOSE Law Center where she will lead strategic efforts at the federal, state, and local government levels encouraging them to develop policies for a world free from sexual exploitation. A very accomplished writer, Eleanor also provides key analysis of research helping to connect the dots between all forms of sexual exploitation.

Dani Pinter

Dani Pinter returns as Legal Counsel for NCOSE and our Law Center. In this role, she drafts and consults on state legislation to help unravel the complex web of sexual exploitation. Dani also serves as a voice for human dignity in precedent-setting legal cases by authoring legal briefs and providing research and advice to attorneys and will launch litigation on behalf of victims of sexual abuse and exploitation. Dani speaks regularly on a variety of exploitation topics, with a special focus protecting youth in the digital age and on legal solutions to curb the demand for prostituted and sex trafficked individuals.

Abigail Rinard

Joining the National Center on Sexual Exploitation as a Law Clerk, Abigail will be working with the NCOSE Law Center to research key online sex trafficking statutes and cases, focused primarily on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act and the Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act.

Aubrey Pound

Aubrey Pound is joining the NCOSE team as an executive assistant. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Public Health with a minor in Family Life from Brigham Young University. Her overarching goal in life is to do good in any way possible. Aubrey is passionate about protecting vulnerable populations, especially women and children, by bringing visibility to the struggles they unequally face in areas such as sexual exploitation.

Jake Roberson

As a creative director in charge of digital strategy, content, and public relations, Jake’s work with the National Center on Sexual Exploitation is to expose and subvert the complex web of sexual exploitation’s interconnectivity by leveraging digital mediums as a means for developing relevant tactics to reach, engage, convert, develop, and activate new allies for the fight to end sexual exploitation in all its forms.

Sexual Justice Internships Available

Do you want to help eradicate sexual exploitation in all its forms? Do you want to defend the dignity of all children, women, and men? Do want to put your skills and life to work in ways that make a difference in the lives of others and create a better world? If so, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation invites you to become part of the movement to end sexual exploitation through our Sexual Justice Advocate (SJA) Internship Program.

With gratitude,

Dawn Hawkins

Sr. Vice President & Executive Director

National Center on Sexual Exploitation

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