Enough is Enough: Making the Internet Safer - Part 1

Donna Rice Hughes is an author, speaker, and producer. She also serves as the CEO of Enough Is Enough, a non-profit organization with a mission to prevent Internet-enabled exploitation of children. Since 1994, Donna has been a pioneering leader on the frontlines of U.S. efforts to make the Internet safer for children and families by implementing a three-pronged strategy involving the public, the technology industry, and the legal community, to share the responsibility of protecting children while they’re online. It was during that same era that Ms. Hughes advocated for key, bi-partisan legislation to protect children from Internet pornography, sexual predators, and other dangers. The legislation includes the Communications Decency Act, Child Online Protection Act, Children’s Internet Protection Act, and the Child Pornography Prevention Act. She also developed and spearheaded multiple campaigns including the “National Safe Wi-Fi” Campaign, calling on corporate America to filter pornography and child sex abuse images on public Wi-Fi. Donna and her family reside in Virginia.