Dear Friend, 

Do you spend hours trying to navigate complicated parental controls, only to throw up your hands in frustration?

Does your heart ache knowing your child sees you as “the mean parent” for not allowing them that new app?

Did you do

everything right

… only for your child to encounter online harms anyway?

Let’s face it: in today’s digital age, parents have their work cut out for them. Often it seems that no matter what we do to keep our kids safe online, it’s never enough.

The deck is stacked against us. That’s why we need to

change the system.

There is one law which is at the root of all the rampant online dangers today.

If we change this law, it will do more to protect our kids than

any

of the countless hours we spend monitoring their online activity. 

What is that law? Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

Since being passed 29 years ago, Section 230 has shielded tech companies from liability for the harms caused by their dangerous products.

This means tech companies have

no incentive

to make their platforms safer for kids.

The only way to change that is by repealing Section 230.

Will you join a

Movement of Defenders,

who are fueling efforts to repeal Section 230?

Defenders are generous, passionate individuals who

donate monthly to the fight to end sexual exploitation.

A key focus in that fight this year is the campaign to end Section 230.

This may be the best investment you could ever make.

Think of all the time you spend researching every new app and learning its safety controls.

Think of the worry, the distress, the strain on your relationship with your child.

Think of the very real dangers facing your precious little one every day. 

Repealing Section 230 is the most effective way to mitigate all of that.

So, what do you say?

Are you in?

Click the button below to become a Defender today!

Donate Now

Sincerely,  

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