July 6, 2010
Dear Friend,

Pornography use is widespread with significant consequences to children, women and men. Two weeks ago, I joined recognized experts for an event on Capitol Hill, 'Pornography Harms: What Congress Can do to Enforce Existing Laws'.  During the event, we discussed the four leading harms of pornography; how existing laws can and should be enforced against illegal material, and want Congress can do to protect and prosecute.

 

During my presentation (which you can watch in full in the "Favorites" section of our YouTube channel), I highlighted how statistics show that 7 in 10 kids have accidentally accessed pornography, and 1 in 3 youth who viewed pornography, viewed pornography intentionally. Additionally, I highlighted how Internet pornographers have been great innovators and use clever and deceptive marketing tactics to reach anyone and everyone-including kids. 

 

This summer, kids are undoubtedly going to be spending more time online.  Remember to talk to your kids about healthy sexuality and utilize our simple Internet Safety 101 Rules 'N Tools� on all Internet-enabled devices to protect your kids from dangerous content online.

 


For the sake of the children,


Donna Rice Hughes
President, Enough Is Enough

Coming Up!

Maryland Train-the-Trainer Event
July 17, 2010, Linthicum, MD
Enough Is Enough is pleased to partner with the Maryland PTA, the Maryland Coalition Against Pornography, and the Maryland Verizon Foundation to bring Internet Safety 101 training resources to parents, educators and other caring adults in the state.  This training event is open to Maryland residents.  More information can be found here.
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Recent Events

Pornography Harms: A Capitol Hill Briefing
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EIE President Donna Rice Hughes joined leading experts to implore Congress to enforce existing laws against obscenity.  Read Donna's full statement here.

Fairfax County Internet Safety Town Hall
Fairfax Town Hall
EIE joined Fairfax County Supervisors Pat Herrity and John Cook to educate, equip and  empower parents with the Internet Safety 101 knowledge and resources needed to protect children online this summer.

2010 Internet Crimes Against Children National Conference
Enough Is Enough (EIE) President Donna Rice Hughes educated federal, state and local law enforcement investigators, forensic experts and prosecutors to prevent the online exploitation of children at the 2010 Internet Crimes Against Children National Conference.
EIE in the News!

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Enough Is Enough (EIE) a non-partisan, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, emerged in 1994 as the national leader on the front line of efforts to make the Internet safer for children and families.  Since then, EIE has pioneered and led the effort to confront online pornography, sexual predation and other dangers associated with the evolving web with innovative initiatives and effective communications.  EIE's Internet safety 101 Program is a comprehensive, multi-media program that addresses the critical need for parental education and empowerment to protect kids.