National Center on Sexual Exploitation

If we want a world free from sexual abuse and exploitation, our strategy must be proactive, not just reactive to the mounting attacks to human dignity. The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) leads the movement to end sexual abuse and exploitation through research, litigation, corporate and legislative advocacy.

NCOSE’s core objectives are to 1) make pornography intolerable in society, comparable to the change in opinion and policy for smoking, 2) to reduce the demand for the commercial sex industry, the only way to stop sex trafficking, and 3) to create safer online spaces so that our youth can love, connect, learn and thrive.

NCOSE directs a global coalition of 600+ leaders from the right and left, from academics to pastors. This strategy has moved massive corporations like Google, Facebook, and Netflix to change policies. It has led to the passage of groundbreaking legislation for good enabling real accountability for bad actors. It has spurred a movement in our courts for human dignity where we have filed lawsuits against Twitter, Wyndham Hotels, Pornhub and others for facilitating sex trafficking. NCOSE has also forced these issues to finally be confronted in the public sphere.