Pornography Archive
(Note: The following section may contain links to external Web sites. Referrals to sites not produced by Focus on the Family are for informational purposes only, and do not constitute an endorsement of the sites' content.)Frontline’s documentary expose on the pornography industry and the efforts to oppose its further spread. Warning: The site contains explicit depictions of sexual acts.
Frontline
Practical steps to make supermarkets more family-friendly.
Work to end the destructive influence of pornography on individuals, families, and communities.
This pdf file provides helpful information for citizens interested in fighting pornography at the local, state and national level.
The Online Life of Teenagers
Testimony by Daniel Weiss, Senior Analyst for Media and Sexuality, Focus on the Family, at the May 19, 2005, Summit on Pornography: Obscenity Enforcement, Corporate Participation and Violence against Women and Children.
If you wait until your child is walking out the door to college to discuss the dangers of pornography, it will be too late.
FocusOnYourChild.com
A lawyer who has been fighting pornography for more than 20 years says it may be the "true hate literature" of our age.
Tips for local activism
Tips for Local Activism
Broadcast decency standards
Tips for local activism
Legal roadblocks to fighting indecency
Organizations that handle obscenity complaints
Where is most porn accessed?
In 2003, the United States General Accounting Office discovered rampant pornography and child exploitation on peer-to-peer networks.
Remarks by Daniel Weiss at the Conference on Pornography, May 19, 2008.
A citizens' guide to cleaning up the airwaves.
As more and more children access the Internet, they are being exposed to pornography and predators of the worst kind.
This study was provoked by recent news reports of children engaged in sexually inappropriate behaviour, resulting arguably from viewing pornography.
The Internet is opening up worldwide communication, but research indicates a great deal of miscommunication still exists between parents and children when it comes to Internet rules and usage.
The distribution of hardcore pornography is not a privacy issue.
Many parents express concerns about what their children might encounter online. What are they doing about it?
Unsolicited e-mail or spam, as it is commonly called, has grown exponentially in the past several years. While some people find it a mere nuisance, others are increasingly concerned about the dangerous messages being delivered to the inboxes of our nation’s youth. This fact sheet describes the growing threat of spam.
Smut used to be held in check by its dangerous location and tawdry reputation. Popular culture is changing all that.
Boundless
The taboo against sex with children continues to erode.
The Weekly Standard, January 01, 2001
Before you invest big bucks on the latest computer for your child, it is important to first understand the potential dangers that lurk there, and how to help keep your child safe from pornography and predators.
Focus on Your Child
Despite all the horrific headlines about online isolation, violence, pornography, predators and commercialism, the Internet can be a valuable and entertaining resource if used properly
Focus on Your Child
A revolution in access and a society unperturbed.
Policy Review
“Pedophilia Chic” & the Challenge to Conservatism
Touchstone
If you thought sex with children was taboo--think again.
The Weekly Standard, June 17, 1996
How pornography has become as American as apple pie.
BreakPoint Online
The Supreme Court’s Myopic Vision
For years one of the biggest facilitators of the exchange of child pornography on the Internet was a company as American as apple pie, the search engine Yahoo.
Americans are faced with a clear choice.
Cleaning our cultural wasteland one stretch at a time.
Americans are faced with a clear choice.
