Protect Young Minds

Helping parents to teach their children about the dangers of pornography. Our mission is to empower parents, professionals and community leaders to protect young kids from pornography, and promote healing from any sexual exploitation. >> Read more

eChildhood

eChildhood is a registered health promotion charity dedicated to mobilising responses that reduce the harmful effects of pornography on children and young people. >> Read more
 

Culture Reframed

Research-driven education to prevent, resist, and heal the harms of violent mainstream pornography and hyper-sexualized pop culture. >> Read more
 

iParent

Learn about the digital environment and how to help your child have safe and enjoyable online experiences. >> Read more
 

How to speak to your kids about porn

In this podcast Dr. Robyn Silverman speaks with Gail Dines about talking to kids about porn; addressing the important and sometimes difficult questions. >> Read more

Good Pictures Bad Pictures

Porn-Proofing Today’s Young Kids
Available in Australia for $20 from https://families.org.au/shop
This read-aloud book is a comfortable way to discuss a difficult topic. It teaches kids what pornography is, why it’s harmful, and how to reject it. To stay safe in the digital age, kids must install an internal filter. Good Pictures Bad Pictures shows them how! Great for ages 7-11. >> Read more

Good Pictures Bad Pictures Jr.

How to Talk to Kids About Porn Part 1 (7 minute video)

It may seem inappropriate to talk to your children about porn before adolescence, but—with the way our culture is today—if parents don’t educate their young children about what’s wrong with porn, many others will likely tell them there’s nothing wrong with it and they’ll be likely to believe it. Without proper guidance, our children are in danger of absorbing a twisted understanding of their sexuality and that of others. Matt Fradd offers some tips and resources to help our children avoid that end. >> Read more

How to Talk to Kids About Porn Part 2 (7 minute video)

If your kids have open access to the internet, they have access to porn. What can we, as parents and guardians, do to protect our kids from seeing porn, and if it’s too late, how should we talk to our kids about what they’ve seen? >> Read more
 

The problem with pornography

The problem with pornography is that it has a negative effect on many peoples’ lives including the user. >> Read more

The Impact of Pornography on Children

The American College of Paediatricians published a strong position statement: The Impact of Pornography on Children. They’re worried about the negative effects of pornography on a generation of kids who have easy access to free internet pornography. >> Read more