Enough.org Website Review

at eie, we have a 3 prong strategy to make the internet safer for children and families. this strategy is a shared responsibility. we are dedicated to promoting child dignity in the digitial world by raising public awareness about the harms of internet p*rnography, se*ual predators, cyberbullying, se* trafficking and other dangers. we develop and advance preventative solutions that promote equality, fairness, and respect for human dignity with shared responsibility between the public, the technology industry, and the legal community. we stand for freedom of speech as defined by the constitution of the united states; for a culture where all people are respected and valued; for a childhood of protected innocence; for healthy se*uality; and for a society free from se*ual exploitation. eie plays a critical role in educating parents to be involved in their children's online life. — ernie allen, president & ceo, national center for missing and exploited children (ncmec) what donna and enough is enough® are doing is fabulous, because the prevention is huge. education programs for virginia. through eie's years of experience and work on this critical issue, and through eie's singular work with parents nationwide, they are helping to shape the resources and tools that parents and educators across virginia will receive. — lisa m. hicks-thomas, deputy attorney general, virginia eie has been an important player in our efforts to protect children online. eie has been on the forefront of this issue for over a decade, and through years of work with parents nationwide, they have developed important resources and techniques for educating, motivating and empowering parents to be proactive participants in their children's online lives.. — john l. brownlee, united states attorney, western district of virginia €œeie, headed by donna rice hughes, has been a leading force in raising national recognition of the critically serious problem of --€” andrew g. oosterbaan, chief, u.s. department of justice, criminal division, child exploitation and obscenity section