We Want to Equip You
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by guiding children through the digital frontier? Are you looking for solutions to helping youth overcome destructive media habits? Do you want to know how to keep kids safe online? Do you want to know how teens can be empowered to reject pornography?
You are in the right place.
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"Jason Frost addressed exactly what our students needed to hear (...) We have already seen a shift in our student body perspective after just a month. "
Katherine Lee, School Counselor, Nashville Christian School
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Childhood is Not for Sale
Our Why
We believe childhood is not for sale. Yet, children get monetized, exploited and even abused online. Their engagement gets turned into profit, no matter what the cost, whether it is through pushing self-harm images, body distortion or sex on demand. Every other child has experienced some form of abuse online.
We can not longer accept that the institution of childhood is not protected online. We are committed to fight relentlessly to protect childhood innocence in the digital age.
Together with youth and leading experts in the field of child online safety, we drafted these White Papers to outline a path forward and share with leaders across tech, policy and advocacy.
The Campaign
STOP
START
SPEED
FINANCIAL EXPLOITATION OF KIDS ONLINE
In our work, youth have a seat at the table. We want to learn from their experiences and insights. We have failed to adequately protect generation Z online. It is time to learn from our mistakes and protect the generations to come.
SAFETY BY DESIGN
We regularly bring together youth, legislators and top-level experts to discuss and develop the most essential child online safety standards that allow for "safety by design."
CHILD & FAMILY PROPOSED SOLUTIONS
We act upon the insights from youth and families, and survivors of online exploitation. We
support legislative efforts like KOSA and Earn It that effectively protect kids online.
Listen to Our Youth Advocates
Youth Advocate, 22
The effects of growing up on social media are exhibited through the body dysmorphia experienced by more than half of my friends, and how our identities and self-worth became dependent on numbers. The number of likes, number of comments, and number of followers
Youth Advocate, 20
Believe me, there hasn’t been a month that’s gone by since I was 13 where middle aged men aren’t in my DMs asking for “companionship” in exchange for cash.
Youth Advocate, 14
Our innocence isn’t a free market to be bought, sold, and exploited. We are human beings, not products to make money off of. We are not products, we are the future.