Our MissionThe Enough Is Enough®®® (EIE) mission is to Make the Internet Safer for Children and Families. EIE, a non-partisan, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, emerged in 1994 as the pioneering leader on the front lines of efforts to prevent the Internet-enabled exploitation of children.
Our Vision
We are dedicated to raising public awareness about the dangers of Internet pornography, sexual predators and traffickers, other dangers and advance solutions that promote equality, fairness and respect for human dignity while promoting a shared responsibility between the public, technology, and the law. 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 with a protected period of innocence; and for a society free from sexual exploitation.
NEWS
News Update - Oct 5
Defending Child Dignity and Safety in the Digital World: Impact and Progress Report.News Update - Sep 14
Is Social Media Impacting Your Child's Mental Health?News Update - Sep 8
A Special Grandparent's Day Message from A Very Special Grandfather and EIE SupporterNews Update - Sep 5
EIE's Summer Roundup - See All We've Accomplished to Protect Children on the Internet!Media Coverage - Aug 17
USA TODAY: Think twice about that first-day-of-school photo: Tips for keeping kids safe online this school yearNews Update - Aug 16
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KEY CAMPAIGNS:
At EIE, we have a 3 PRONGED STRATEGY to make the Internet safer for children and families. This Strategy is a shared responsibility between the public, corporate America, and Government.
"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 101®: Empowering Parents program educates parents comfortably, and I believe that EIE's Internet Safety 101®: 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