Protecting Children Online: Essential Guidance for Parents
Parents are the first line of defense, but they shouldn’t have to carry the entire burden of protecting children online. During her interview on...
Our Children Deserve Better. Fight to Keep Them Safe Online.
From cyber predators to harmful content, we're standing on the frontlines, creating a safer digital world. Through advocacy, education, and bold action, we're committed to safeguarding the innocence of every child.
Mission & Vision
Our Mission
Make the Internet Safer for Children and Families.
Enough Is Enough® (EIE), a non-partisan, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, emerged in 1994 as the pioneering leader on the front lines of efforts to prevent the Internet-enabled exploitation of children.
Our Vision
- We raise public awareness of the dangers facing children and families online—including sexual exploitation, trafficking, and abuse.
- We promote solutions rooted in equality, fairness, and human dignity.
- We believe responsibility is shared—by families, communities, corporations, government, and faith organizations.
- We stand for freedom of speech, protected childhood innocence, and a society free from sexual exploitation.
Our Strategy
Educate, Equip, Empower and Engage
Encouraging Corporate Responsibility and Accountability
Advocating for Strong Policy and Enforcement
Engaging Faith-Based Communities
Victories & Impact
2025/2026 Media Impact
Latest News & Updates
Breakthroughs in legislation, corporate commitments, and community action—updated frequently to keep parents and partners informed.
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National Update Donna Rice Hughes 09/24/26
Donna Rice Hughes joins Newsmax to discuss AI chatbots, children’s safety, data collection, emotional dependence, parental guidance, and stronger safeguards for young users. -
Trump and Xi Jinping to Discuss Growing Concerns of AI Soon?
Donna Rice Hughes joins CBN’s Lorie Johnson to discuss Trump’s upcoming meeting with Xi Jinping, artificial intelligence, and key AI concerns facing the U.S. and China. -
Washington Examiner: Child safety pays: Meta paid $17 billion for exploiting children — and made $130 billion doing it
Meta’s $17 billion child safety settlement highlights the need for Big Tech to prioritize safer-by-design platforms and stronger protections for children. -
EIE In The News, Kids Online Victories, Big Tech Defeats
Dear Friends, Now that kids are back in school, parents have time to brush up on their digital media... -
Meta Protects Kids & Increased Profits by $130 billion
PODCAST RELEASE Big Tech's Big Tobacco Season In this timely episode, Donna Rice Hughes is joined by child... -
Urgent Update from Donna Rice Hughes!
My Dear Friends, For the first time in a generation, we are within reach of a huge victory for...
