About This Project
Our goal is make schools and libraries safe places, free from pornography and exploitation. Many schools and public libraries have either no or inadequate filtering software in place on their computers.
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Do you want to do something about pornography in your local schools and public libraries? You can be a leader in your area! We have many resources to help you. Please send us your name, address and phone number if you’re interested and we will send you a “Getting Started” packet. Email us at grassroots@pornharms.com or fill out the form here.
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The Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) is a federal law enacted by Congress to address concerns about access to offensive content over the Internet on school and library computers.
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Why should we care? What’s the big deal? This can’t really be a problem! Here are some answers to your questions…
Many federal laws give libraries and schools the authority (and responsibility) to filter their computers. The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld these laws repeatedly. Additionally, some state and local laws provide for even stricter measures when it comes to accessing pornography in these places. Here is a brief explanation of the laws and regulations…
The American Library Association (ALA) and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) regularly advocate for access to pornography in schools and libraries. They fought a losing battle all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court advocating for access to pornography. They lost, yet continue to bully libraries and schools into not using filters. Learn more about their policies here…I Want To Help!
Are you interested in learning more about what you can do in your community? Download or Contact us and we’ll send you a “Getting Started” packet. It often just takes a concerned parent or citizen to ask for filters to be installed. You can lead the effort in your area! We have many tools and resources to help you.
Articles About Pornography In Libraries
- Yakima Libraries to ‘block’ adult websites after community pressure
- San Francisco Libraries Officially Allow People to View Porn
- Ernest Istook: Libraries Need Not Expose Kids To Porn
- Libraries vs. police in a suit sparked by porn – Kent, WA
- Librarian Suit: Computer Porn-Use Led To Groping While Children Present – Birmingham, AL
- Internet Porn Statistics at Dallas Central Library Prompt City Concern
- Homeless Men Caught Watching Porn At Laguna Beach, CA Library, Patrons Say
- Fan of Library Porn Admits Raping Little Girl In Library Bathroom – Philadelphia, PA
- D.C. Public Library: Please don’t watch porn on our computers
- Grand Jury Again Pushes Porn Filter For Santa Rosa, CA Library
- Denver Post Editorial: Library No Place For Pornography
Articles About Pornography In Schools
Videos About This Issue In Libraries & Schools
Videos: Expert Testimony About Harms Of Porn
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