Enough Is Enough^® (EIE) is maximizing its public education and advocacy efforts designed to protect children and families on the internet. Your support makes our work to protect children and families online possible. With your donation, we can continue our efforts to keep kids safe online. Every contribution makes a difference.

CBN's Healthy Living: (9/23/25) Donna joined CBN medical reporter, Lorie Johnson, to discuss the hidden dangers kids face online—from AI chatbots posing as “companions” to the risks of immersive virtual reality. Donna also shares why urgent action in Congress is needed to protect children and what parents can do right now to keep their families safe. 

Watch full interview HERE. 

EWTN News Nightly: (8/26/2025) On EWTN News Nightly, Donna sounded the alarm about how Artificial Intelligence is changing the risks around children’s safety online. The discussion sheds light on the dangers of “sharenting” — when parents overshare details and photos of their children - and how this content can be misused in ways many families never imagine.

Watch the full interview HERE. 

The MOVIEGUIDE- (10/20/25) Donna was quoted in the article "Is Meta Covering Up Online Predators’ Use of VR" (Read here)

The 700 Club- (9/15/25) Donna appeared in a feature story on the harms of Virtual Reality, "Meta Whistleblowers Warn That Kids Using Virtual Reality Are Being Targeted by Pedophiles". (Watch here)

WLBF/WSTF/WDYF – FAITH RADIO - THE MEETING HOUSE - (9/15/25) Donna discussed issues facing children in the digital world including a lawsuit filed by the parents of 16-year-old Adam Raine who tragically died by suicide after months of extensive—and deeply disturbing—conversations with ChatGPT.  (Listen here)

THE BLAZE - (8/25/25) Opinion: - "The Silent Pandemic: How Big Tech is Exploiting Your Children" Donna authored an op-ed exposing how Big Tech profits from children’s exploitation online. (Read here)

Donna Receives Voices of Courage Award!

Donna was honored to have been selected to receive the 2025 Voices of Courage Award®.

This recognition celebrates extraordinary leadership, dedication, and

profound impact on communities, particularly in the area of child internet safety. The award was handed out in September at the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, New Jersey.

Summer Safety Campaign

Back to School

September: Suicide Prevention Month

Newly-Released Educational Resources

Conversational AI assistants, also known as AI chatbots, are programs that can talk with you or your child using text or voice to answer questions, create documents and images, and much more. This guide provides an overview of the five most popular AI assistants: ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, and Meta AI, along with information about safety options and best practices. 

Download here

Top Ten 'Rules 'N Tools' for Child Online Safety: Offensive and defensive strategies designed to protect the innocence and safety of children in the digital world. Implementing both Safety “Rules” and Software “Tools” on all digital devices, online platforms and services used by your child will help to ensure a safer online experience for

them, and peace of mind for you. One without the other is ineffective.

Download here

“AI chatbots pose a serious threat to our kids. More than seventy percent of American children are now using these AI products. Chatbots develop relationships with kids using fake empathy and are encouraging suicide. We in Congress have a moral duty to enact bright-line rules to prevent further harm from this new technology." 
 

Senator Josh Hawley, (R-MO) - October 28, 2025

“In their race to the bottom, AI companies are pushing treacherous chatbots at kids and looking away when their products cause sexual abuse or coerce them into self-harm or suicide. Our legislation imposes strict safeguards against exploitative or manipulative AI, backed by tough enforcement with criminal and civil penalties. Big Tech has betrayed any claim that we should trust companies to do the right thing on their own when they consistently put profit first ahead of child safety." 
 

Senator Richard Blumenthal, (D-CT) October 28, 2025

Coalition Advocacy

White House Advocacy

EIE's Protecting Kids Online Town Hall" was held in September in partnership with the Office of the Virginia Attorney General. Donna moderated the event that included important conversations and prevention information to help equip parents to keep children safe in the digital age, addressing how predators, traffickers, and pornographers exploit the internet to target children—and most importantly, how parents and caregivers can protect kids from digital dangers. A special thank you to the distinguished panel and Attorney General Jason Miyares for his continued leadership on prioritizing the prevention of child online exploitation!   

 

Watch the replay here!

2025 Human Trafficking in the Carolinas Conference

July 30-31, 2025

Donna was invited to participate on a panel of experts to speak about online dangers including deepfake abuse, sexual extortion, and human trafficking at South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson's Human Trafficking Summit. The conference brought together more than 300 professionals, survivor leaders, and advocates united in the fight to end human trafficking. Donna participated in a panel with Representative Brandon Guffey, whose son took his own life due to sextortion.

For over 30 years, Enough Is Enough^® (EIE) has stood on the frontlines protecting children from the devastating realities of online sexual exploitation. Like William Wilberforce, whose unwavering pursuit of justice changed history, we remain steadfast in our mission to create a safer digital world for every child.

Through bold advocacy, powerful partnerships, and transformative statewide initiatives in South Carolina, Virginia, and beyond, EIE continues to lead the charge. But our work is far from finished. Each day, more children fall victim to predators online — and your support determines how far we can go to stop it.

Now is the time to act. Your gift today—no matter the amount—fuels national engagement, drives real policy solutions, and helps us deploy critical tools to prevent online child exploitation.

We especially hope you will consider becoming a monthly partner! Your monthly gift will help sustain the education and advocacy efforts of EIE year-round. Consider becoming a monthly partner today! We have many monthly giving options to offer!

Your support fuels our fight to make the internet safer for children and families!

With heartfelt gratitude,

The Enough Is Enough^® Team