Sign the petition encouraging your local authorities to equip law enforcement with the resources needed to protect our children: Child Rescue Coalition’s free technology. 

There are 500,000+ child predators online every day, according to FBI data.

The explosion of CSAM (child sexual abuse material) worldwide is largely due to the amplification of the internet and digital technologies. Child predators have infinite access to CSAM due to the easy, anonymous, and on-demand availability of these illicit graphic images and videos of child victims — with an alarming 85% of online predators becoming hands-on abusers.[1]
 
The rapid expansion of CSAM on the internet feeds a network of child predators who seek new victims, create more CSAM, and continue growing their network of abuse. And too often, law enforcement departments lack the resources necessary to take action on the data.

In an effort to fight against child sexual abuse and CSAM, the nonprofit Child Rescue Coalition (CRC) built proprietary technology that can detect CSAM in real time. When law enforcement uses CRC child predator identification technology, which is free of charge, they can use their IP address to identify, locate, and arrest child predators. And since its inception, CRC has identified 72.5 million unique IP addresses that share and download sexually explicit images and videos of children 12 years and under. By providing this data to law enforcement, CRC has aided in the arrest of more than 14,000 predators, and the rescue of more than 3,000 abused children.

Learn how you can help protect our children at childrescuecoalition.org. 

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[1] Bourke, M. L., & Hernandez, A. E. (2009). The 'Butner Study' redux: A report of the incidence of hands-on child victimization by child pornography offenders. Journal of Family Violence, 24(3).