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Do not share Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) to "spread awareness" or "out of outrage". It is illegal. It is abusive. There is ABSOLUTELY NO circumstances where it is ever okay to share that material. On a related note, if you see CSAM, report it! forbes.com/sites/mattnovak/202

Check out our YouTube channel! We have interviews with everyone from survivors to sexual abuse prevention researchers to a porn star. youtube.com/@ProstasiaFoundati

"transgender teen sexuality mirrors the activities of their cisgender counterparts. Hysteria about transgender teen sexuality is unwarranted." psychologytoday.com/us/blog/al

Online platforms have a responsibility to protect their young users. Our new open letter to the @wikimediafoundation Foundation contains our guidance on implementing strong safeguarding policies while defending free speech and informational accuracy.
prostasia.org/wp-content/uploa

BREAKING: the youngest and only gen z member of Congress just came out swinging against #KOSA, echoing concerns that LGBTQ and human rights groups have been raising for months fightforthefuture.org/news/202

We encourage Twitter/X to maintain their years-long "zero tolerance" policy for images and videos of child sexual abuse. Allowing individuals who have posted such content to continue using the service as normal puts more survivors at risk of harm. mashable.com/article/x-twitter

It's not unheard of for bad actors to spread harmful content on popular social media platforms. Thankfully, you can help us stop them in just four quick steps.
prostasia.org/get-help/csam/

This is why we warn against conflating real images of actual abuse with stories. The result is harassment against artists, storytellers, and even survivors who speak out about their experiences.

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WATCH: Senate Commerce is about to vote on KOSA.

You can watch the livestream and take action at the same time here badinternetbills.com/#livestre

"Existing law already requires online service providers who have actual knowledge of 'apparent' CSAM on their platforms to report that content to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), which is essentially a government entity." eff.org/deeplinks/2023/07/ndaa

The majority of new CSAM being posted on the internet is self-produced. In some cases, this is because kids have been groomed into sharing content with an abuser. However, more often than not, it's a kid selling content to help their family make ends meet. If you want to stop the spread of CSAM, make sure every family has enough to afford basic needs.

"the focus of this newsletter is to highlight the work that Prostasia Foundation is doing to support parents and provide resources for parents to help keep their children safe online." prostasia.org/?na=v&nk=18015-0

Tired of seeing misinformation about child protection? Take a stand! Support the only child protection organization that won't pander to the mob or resort to fearmongering. All donations go towards our groundbreaking abuse prevention initiatives.
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Prostasia is a child protection organization that fights for evidence-based policy to keep kids safe. We fight for a world where no child is harmed. Our methods differ because we intervene before abuse happens. No child should ever be harmed.
Support us in our mission today!

Preventing sexual abuse starts with understanding that ALL children deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Especially those who have been left behind. theappeal.org/angola-prison-lo

There are so many bad internet bills that it's hard to keep track of them all. @fight has compiled all of them on one page. Take action on all of them here: badinternetbills.com

URGENT: WashPo is reporting that there is still an effort to quietly include the dangerous #STOPCSAM Act (this is basically just the #EarnItAct Act under a different name) in the must-pass #NDAA.

Use this site to write & call your lawmakers!

BadInternetBills.com

Conspiracy theories like QAnon are popular because they promise a simple solution to a complex problem. But they're based on misinformation and often end up making kids less safe. Learn more in our 2020 exposé:
prostasia.org/blog/the-truth-b

Bad Internet Bills:

-Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA)
-EARN IT Act
-STOP CSAM Act
-RESTRICT Act
-Cooper Davis Act

Good Internet Bills:

-American Data Privacy Protection Act (ADPPA)
-OAMA and AICOA antitrust bills
-Safe Sex Worker Study Act
-My Body My Data Act
-Algorithmic Justice & Transparency Act

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