Enough Is Enough

What it is

Enough Is Enough has worked on internet-enabled child exploitation since 1994, which makes it one of the oldest organizations in this space and gives its research libraries real depth — collections covering cyberbullying, pornography, AI dangers, social media risk and survivor resources. The programs are structured rather than scattered: Internet Safety 101 as an educational platform and curriculum, an Internet Safety 101 Academy offering certification courses from 2026, Flip the Switch video content, the Safe WiFi initiative, and Project Wilberforce on trafficking prevention. The audience is broader than parents — educators, professionals and policymakers use the same material. EIE describes itself as non-partisan rather than faith-based, and it engages faith communities as one strategy among several, so the framing is child protection rather than discipleship. Educational content is free; pricing for certification is not published.

What it may help with

• I want to protect my kids
• I want to fight exploitation and trafficking
• I lead a church or ministry

How to access it

Curriculum, video series, research libraries, digital guides, certification courses Most content free and open

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