Donna Rice Hughes

Expert Topics:

Promotion of corporate responsibility in online safety

Implementation of WiFi filtering in public spaces

Public health approach to addressing pornography

Promotion of online civility and kindness

Support for healthy sexuality and genuine intimacy

Recovery programs for sexual exploitation victims

Media and communications strategies for Internet safety

Partnership with tech companies to improve safety practices

Enforcement of federal laws protecting children online

Donna Rice Hughes

President and CEO of Enough Is Enough® (EIE)

Internet safety for children and families

Prevention of Internet-initiated sexual exploitation of children

Combating online pornography, child pornography, and sexual predation

Protection against cyberbullying

Commercial child sexual exploitation prevention

Sex trafficking prevention

Development of Internet safety education programs

Advocacy for Internet safety legislation

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Bio

Donna Rice Hughes, President and CEO of Enough Is Enough® (EIE) is an internationally known Internet safety expert, author, speaker and Emmy-Award winning producer. Her vision helped to birth the Internet safety movement in America at the advent of the digital age. Since 1994, she has been a pioneering leader on the frontlines of U.S. efforts to make the Internet safer for children and families. She has given thousands of media interviews on preventing the internet-enabled exploitation of children and has been a featured guest on most major media outlets including Fox News, CNN, Today Show, Good Morning America, Oprah, Barbara Walters Show, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Time, Newsweek, People, Ladies Home Journal among others. She has also testified numerous times before Congress, served on various government task forces, and on the Child Online Protection Commission appointed by the US Senate.

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The Children’s Internet Safety Presidential Pledge signed by candidate Donald J. Trump and agreed to by candidate Hillary Clinton to enforce the existing federal obscenity, child pornography, sexual predation, and child trafficking laws and advance public policies to prevent the sexual exploitation of children online. This is the first time in history a U.S. President has pledged to make the safety of children in the digital world a top priority.

Project Wilberforce Campaigns, modeled after English social reformer William Wilberforce who devoted his life to abolishing social evils and promoting social good, include initiatives designed to end the Internet-enabled exploitation of children, foster a kinder and safer Internet, and to restore a culture of dignity and respect.

Public Health Pornography Pandemic Campaign, in partnership with coalition partners, ignited a national movement to shed light on the social costs and corroding influence of Internet pornography as a public health pandemic. As a result, more than 10 states have since passed or proposed resolutions declaring Internet pornography a public health crisis.

The High Road Campaign, which includes the innovative Random Posts of Kindness and Sweet Tweets programs, is designed to confront the global epidemic of hate and cyberbullying by promoting civility, common decency and kindness. Throughout this effort, Ms. Hughes calls on citizens to “stand together and focus on what unites us and not on what divides us…to build the bridges of reconciliation…take the High Road…and join together to protect children online.” The campaign’s efforts included Ms. Hughes’ C-SPAN hour-long interview and her op-ed on CNN.com in support of Melania Trump’s cyberbullying platform, which had one million readers and 850 comments in the first 24 hours.

Recovering Hearts Program for churches and faith-based communities that incorporates a holistic strategy promoting healthy sexuality and genuine intimacy and to prevent sexual exploitation of children, women and men by incorporating prevention education, healing/recovery programs and victims’ assistance support.