Over the past few decades, our everyday experiences from shopping to working, learning and socializing, have increasingly moved to online spaces. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this migration while little to no safeguards were put in place. Unfortunately, sexual exploiters and sex traffickers have capitalized on this wide-open and largely unknown and unregulated terrain, where our youth have gone in droves. In this panel we will hear from experts on the dangers our children are facing, the new landscape of sexual exploitation online, where Big Tech's responsibilities lie, and what you can do about it. |
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Our kids are growing up in a world which most people in previous generations can hardly imagine. Pornography used to be relegated to adult sections of magazine and DVD stores, accessible only if you show an ID. Now kids need only reach into their pocket for instant access to endless amounts of the most hardcore, extreme pornography imaginable. What can be done about this dire situation? What can parents do to help their kids? This panel provides answers! |
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Sex trafficking is a horrific crime involving the serial rape of victims for the financial profit of exploiters. The horrors of this crime are greatly magnified when the exploiter is the victim’s parent or close relative. Burgeoning evidence shows that relatives compromise a significant segment of sex traffickers. Join this panel discussion to learn more about familial sex trafficking, the barriers to victim identification, and measures that can be taken to improve our responses to this form of sexual exploitation. |
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