Media Coverage featuring EIE, 2017

A prominent internet safety activist is urging parents to keep the pressure on Teen Vogue as its latest issue pushes obscenity even further despite the backlash it received over its anal sex instruction guide that was published earlier this year. A movement to protect children from dangers in the digital world is underway with major figures like ...MORE..

Facebook made a big announcement on Monday: The company has launched a messaging app that's designed just for kids. Dubbed Messenger Kids, the app lets kids use Facebook's messaging tool, making it the first time the company has let children under the age of 13 officially use its software. "Regular" Facebook still has an official use restriction f ...MORE..

Members of Mom's March for America – a national movement of mothers designed to take back America's culture – plan to attend the dedication ceremony of the Museum of the Bible Friday, November 17. The museum, located just three blocks south of the Capitol in Washington, D.C., houses a 3,200-pound full-scale replica of the Liberty Bell, donated ...MORE..

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A recent CDC report reveals that suicide among teen girls has reached a 40-year high, having doubled in the past 10 years, and in that same time frame the rate has risen 30 percent among teen boys. In 2015, 524 females ages 15 to 19 and 1,537 males in that same age range ended their lives in the United States, the analysis shows. Donna Rice Hu ...MORE..

WASHINGTON – A national Internet safety organization is urging Americans to sign a petition to repudiate Teen Vogue’s online anal-sex tutorial and convince the publication to take it down.... It was placed in the mag’s “Sexual Health” section but doesn’t mention the health risks of such activities, according to a petition promoted by ...MORE..

Donna Rice Hughes updates Eric on the Enough.org campaign that zeros in on the incendiary sex article in Teen Vogue. Listen Now ...MORE..

An internet watchdog group is urging parents to help them get Teen Vogue pulled off the shelves just weeks after the magazine published a how-to-guide on anal sex. So far, more than 11,000 people have signed petitions to remove the magazine from grocery stores, bookstores, and the internet... "It is irresponsible for a mainstream teen fashion ...MORE..

Women's rights advocates are criticizing a July 7 article in Teen Vogue featuring a "What You Need to Know" advice column, aimed at girls, encouraging them to engage in intercourse and minimizing the dangers. Internet safety activist Donna Rice Hughes, president of Enough is Enough, told CP that she finds Teen Vogue's promotion of sex of any kin ...MORE..

Melania Trump, America's historic first lady, pledged before the election that she would lead a campaign against cyber bullying. But so far, say leaders and activists in anti-cyber bullying efforts, neither Trump nor her East Wing staff have reached out, nor have they responded to offers to help.... Donna Rice Hughes, a key figure in a 1987 po ...MORE..

By Lexi Peery Boston Globe Correspondent  The news that Disney axed its deal with YouTube superstar PewDiePie over anti-Semitic content in his videos rocked his millions of fans this week — as well as the millions of parents who’ve long assumed his social media posts were moronic but relatively harmless. After all, 27-year-old PewDiePie, ...MORE..

No one in the anti-cyberbullying world has heard from her. On November 3, Melania Trump gave a rare speech on the campaign trail for her husband, Donald. At the end of the speech, she made an announcement: If her husband were elected, she would focus on combating cyberbullying from the White House. "We have to find a better way to talk to each ot ...MORE..

Before winning the election, President Trump signed a pledge of support Local child advocates are urging President Trump to act on a campaign promise.  Before even winning the election, Donald Trump signed a pledge- that if elected- he would crack down on internet sex crimes against children.  Advocates say the federal government has not made t ...MORE..

Tennessee and Virginia would become the latest states in the U.S. to declare pornography a public health hazard under resolutions introduced in the states' legislatures. Tennessee Senate Joint Resolution 35, which was filed in the state Senate Tuesday (Jan. 24), urges the state to "recognize pornography as a public health hazard leading to a bro ...MORE..