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NEWS

Press Release - Oct 16
EIE Appoints Detroit Media and Communications Veteran to its Board of Directors

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Media Coverage - Oct 15
Notre Dame Observer: WRAP Week aims to bring awareness to pornography addiction, advocates for filter

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Press Release - Oct 14
Donna Rice Hughes at Notre Dame to present the business case for filtering WiFi

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News Update - Oct 4
ICYMI - Donna on PBS and CBN discussing the surge in online child abuse images

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News Update,press release - Oct 2
What now? Pandemic of child abuse images exploding online

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Press Releases • Media Coverage • News Updates
• Commentaries • Attorneys General Pledge

KEY CAMPAIGNS:

At EIE, we have a 3 PRONG STRATEGY to make the Internet safer for children and families. This Strategy is a shared responsibility between the public, corporate America, and Government.

Educating
the Public
 

Encouraging
Corporate
Responsibility

Advocating for
Strong Policy
and Enforcement

"I extend my strong support for Enough Is Enough®(EIE) and its work to protect children online. EIE has been on the forefront of the battle to protect children online for over a decade. Through years of work empowering parents nationwide, EIE has developed highly effective resources and techniques for educating, motivating, and empowering parents to be the first line of defense in their children's online lives. EIE, headed by Donna Rice Hughes, has been a leading force in raising national recognition of the critically serious problem of Internet child pornography and sexual predation. EIE's Internet Safety 101SM: Empowering Parents program educates parents comfortably, and I believe that EIE's Internet Safety 101SM: Empowering Parents program [will] be a great asset for law enforcement and Project Safe Childhood task forces around the country in their community outreach efforts."


--Andrew G. Oosterbaan, Chief, U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division, Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section

"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

"What Donna and Enough Is Enough® are doing is fabulous, because the prevention is huge."

— Mother of a Victim of Internet Pornography

"€œEIE, headed by Donna Rice Hughes, has been a leading force in raising national recognition of the critically serious problem of Internet child pornography and sexual predation."

--€” Andrew G. Oosterbaan, Chief, U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division, Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section

"I have 12 grandchildren and love your organization."

— E. Winter

"Enough Is Enough® (EIE) is a significant partner, [and] EIE President Donna Rice Hughes has been a staunch proponent of parental 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

 "[Enough Is Enough®] is an organization devoted to keeping online pornography off kids' computers."

— Katie Couric, The Today Show

"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)