Highlights of the Upcoming #CESE Summit
Our 2024 Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation (CESE) Global Summit is just around the corner!
There's so much we're excited to experience with you! We have a lineup of
top-notch speakers, soul feeding artistic performances, networking opportunities, wellness activities, and so much more.
Read about some of the highlights you can look forward to at this year's Summit below.
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Don't miss out! Register for the #CESESummit now.
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Transgender Youth: Online Sexual Exploitation of Vulnerable Children
Children are searching of communities that accept them for who they are. When they struggle to find such communities in the offline world they look to the internet.
Jay, A transgender teen, experienced rejection and relentless bullying on a daily basis. Jay sought to find accepting people. Like much of today's youth, Jay looked online. Adults used manipualtive tactics eventually leading to explicit images of 15-year-old, Jay being spread across the internet.
Jay's story is not unique and it highlights the very real dangers facing vulnerable youth in the virtual world. We have to stop the onslaught of sexual exploitation facing our children.
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Mid-year Gratitude Report
: Victories YOU Made Happen!
Did you see our
Mid-year Gratitude Report
yesterday?
We're only halfway through the year, but we've already had so many major victories this year, thanks to the support and engagement of people like you!
The most impactful of these victories are highlighted in the Mid-Year Report—so be sure to check it out and be encouraged!
From Congress grilling Mark Zuckerberg, to taking down major pornography companies in court, to being poised to pass the first piece of online child protection legislation in 25 years, together we are fighting and winning!
See the Victories
The White House Calls on Tech Companies to Combat Image-Based Sexual Abuse
On May 23rd, The White House posted an urgent call to action regarding
image-based sexual abuse (IBSA)
, including AI-generated and real images distributed without knowledge or consent.
The White House called on industry leaders, including payment processors, cloud providers, search engines, and others to help prevent and remedy the harms of image-based sexual abuse.
"The explosion of AI is already
fueling
the child sexual abuse material crisis and disproportionately affects women and girls.
The White House has rightly directed tech companies to stem the inevitable tidal wave of harm caused by AI-generated sexually explicit images. Tech companies must find and enact solutions immediately
,” said Dawn Hawkins, CEO, National Center on Sexual Exploitation.
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