Governments and technology companies cannot tackle this crime without society-wide support.
Civil society organisations play multiple, vital roles. Some support victims and survivors. Some advocate for improved protection for children. Others work to build better tools to identify and track illegal and abusive material.
5Rights Foundation ACSAI African Child Policy Forum Amber Alert EU Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative Arigatou International Arpan African Society for Cyber security Awareness Bracket Foundation Brave Movement Canadian Centre for Child Protection Carly Ryan Foundation Child Helpline International Child Protection Research Centre Child Rescue Coalition The Child Witness Foundation ChildFund Alliance ChildFund International Childnet International Children International ChildSafeNet Christian Care Foundation Pakistan CyberPeace Foundation DeafKidz International Democracy School Yemen ECPAT International Equality Now Expertisebureau Online Kindermisbruik FOSI – Family Online Safety Institute Foundation for Social Welfare Services FUMACO Hapchi International Justice Mission India Future Foundation INHOPE Innocence in Danger International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children Internet Watch Foundation Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children It’s a Penalty Justice For Children Justice and Care Keeping Children Safe Kinderschutz Allianz Lucy Faithfull Foundation Marie Collins Foundation Missing Children Europe National Center for Missing & Exploited Children NSPCC NWG Network ParentsTogether Parent Zone Plan International Project VIC International Protect Children Suojellaan Lapsia Protecting Environment and Children Everywhere Safer Together SafeToNet Foundation Satyarthi Children’s Foundation Save the Children SERVE Stairway Foundation Inc Tech Matters Telefono Azzurro Terre des Hommes The Army of Survivors The RATI Foundation for Social Change The Smile of the Child The Internet Commission Thorn Together for girls Tulir Ubuchingo Watoto Watch Network World Childhood Foundation World Vision Wounded Healers International Young Indians