Culture Reframed

Culture Reframed is a non-profit organization based in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded by Dr. Gail Dines, a renowned scholar and activist, Culture Reframed is dedicated to addressing the emotional, behavioral, and sexual harms of pornography on children and youth. Consisting of three employees, the organization operates globally, focusing on research, awareness campaigns, and educational resources. Culture Reframed offers a variety of resources for parents, professionals, and educators aimed at helping children build resilience and resistance to hypersexualized media and pornography. These resources include free online materials, programs for parents, and a comprehensive sex education curriculum. The organization's mission is to ensure children develop healthy, respectful, and egalitarian views of sex and intimacy throughout their lives. Culture Reframed works to achieve its mission in five key ways: raising awareness about the impact of pornography on children, building resilience and resistance in children to hypersexualized media and pornography, advancing academic research on the harms of pornography, fostering institutional change to improve child protection and safeguarding, and advocating for policy change to better protect children. For more information about Culture Reframed's work and access to their resources, visit their website at culturereframed.org.