EIE built the foundation for and launched the National Internet Safety movement in 1994. Enough Is Enough® is a national non-partisan non-profit organization who has led the fight to make the Internet safer for children and families since 1994. EIE's efforts are focused on combating Internet po*******hy, child s*x abuse material, s*xual predation, and cyberbullying by incorporating a three-pronged prevention strategy with shared responsibilities between the public, Corporate America, and the legal community. From Congress's first attempt to address the problem of Internet po*******hy and s*xual predation of children in the Communications Decency Act of 1996 to the Children’s' Internet Protection Act of 2000 (C**A), the Supreme Court's first landmark decision upholding Internet regulation requiring schools and libraries to filter Internet po*******hy from children, EIE has successfully demonstrated the need for federal legislation and industry to take corrective action to protect children and families from online dangers. Recent accomplishments include: EIE’s National Safe Wi-Fi" Campaign" calling on Corporate America to filter po*******hy and child s*x abuse material on public Wi-Fi, resulting in McDonald’s and Starbucks filtering WiFi in America; EIE’s bi-partisan Children’s Internet Safety Presidential Pledge supported by candidates DonaldTrump and Hillary Clinton; The Governor’s Pledge and the State Attorneys General Pledge signed by 14 AG’s; EIE’s Emmy award winning Internet Safety 101® PBS TV series and parent-focused multi-media curriculum in partnership with Congress and DOJ. EIE President Donna Rice Hughes is a nationally recognized voice in the media for protecting families and children in the digital world, having given over 4,000 media interviews to date.
