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Youth, Pornography, and The Internet Click here to start Table of Contents Youth, Pornography, and The Internet The Committee’s Mandate The Committee Supporters of the project Information Gathering Efforts The One-Slide Version Framing the problem Framing the problem (1) Framing (2) Framing (3) Different perspectives on the issue Different perspectives (2) Key Elements of Issue Key Elements (2) Paths of Exposure The issue in context Sexuality in Culture Legal Context Legal Responses Technology context The Internet for Youth: What is it? Sources of Sexually Explicit Material Elements of A Solution How to Protect: Technology, Public Policy, Law Enforcement, Education Approach: Balanced Mix of Components Social and Educational Strategies A helpful analogy: kids and swimming pools Strategies for education of children Resources for Education What States can do to support education for Internet safety A safe child in school Best practices for schools (1) Best practices for schools (2) Best practices for schools (3) "Best Practices" for Libraries Technology-based tools Technology-based tools in report On Filters Public Policy Options Concluding Observations CSTB/NRC Author: Herb Lin NCSL Contact: pam.greenberg@ncsl.org NCSL Home Page: http://www.ncsl.org Other information: "Protecting Children from Harmful Materials Online: Options for Lawmakers, Parents and Families" Spring Forum April 24, 2003

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