Donna Rice Hughes
Internationally known internet safety expert, author, speaker, Emmy Award-winning producer and media commentator. They have five grandchildren.
President and CEO of Enough Is Enough®, a non-partisan organization leading the fight to make the internet safer for children and families. Donna Rice Hughes has 30 years of leadership as a social entrepreneur, internationally known internet safety expert, author, speaker, media commentator and Emmy Award-winning producer. She is President and CEO of Enough Is Enough®, a non-partisan, non-profit o
11/17/2025
Tuscany wedding celebration for Christiana and Josh. Delighted to be part of their 2 say destination wedding in Montepulciana, Italy.
11/12/2025
It’s a misquote of Proverbs 13:24 which states “whoever spares the rod hates his son, but he who loves him is diligent to discipline him.”
In Psalms 23, the rod and staff are considered comforting. Discipline is not punishment—it’s protection. Like a shepherd’s rod, correction guides us away from danger and toward safety. The heart of Proverbs 23:13-14 isn’t the rod—it’s loving discipline.
God calls parents to guide, correct, and teach—not to punish in anger. Discipline shapes the heart. It teaches us to turn from sinful, harmful actions, and find true fulfillment in Christ.
So, when it comes to discipline, lead with love. Seek gentle correction first. Keep calm, and let every action reflect Christ’s care.
Learn more about discipline -> https://bit.ly/4oaiEUO
11/09/2025
VIrginia AG Jason Miyares has been a faithful warrior on behalf of children and families in Virginia. So grateful to his leadership and vision and our partnership to prioritize child online safety.
My fellow Virginians,
It has been the honor of my life to serve as your 48th Attorney General.
Virginia's safety has always been my mission - and my reverence for the rule of law is deeply personal.
Only in America could the son of a Cuban refugee become a state delegate, then rise to become the highest-ranking Latino official and Attorney General in Virginia's history. I carry with me my family's story from Cuba and the lessons my Uncle Ángel taught me about what it means to live in a nation of laws, not of men.
Some of my proudest moments as AG were welcoming new Americans at naturalization ceremonies, remembering my own mother asking me to teach her our Pledge of Allegiance before she took her oath. Sixty years ago, a 19-year-old girl, scared and alone, boarded a plane with nothing but hope. Mamita, thank you for always being my North Star.
From the outset, we made public safety our top priority. We cut murders by 30% with the help of Operation Ceasefire, drove the largest drop in addiction deaths in America, took enough fentanyl off our streets to save millions of lives, and never wavered in our support for the men and women in uniform.
I want to thank my wife, Page, my three beautiful daughters, and my mom, Miriam, for their love and sacrifice. To all of my team, staff, allies, and supporters like all of you - I'm truly blessed to have you by my side.
Until my last day in office, ensuring your family's safety will remain my highest priority. I don't yet know what my next chapter holds, but I know that my story isn't over. This isn't goodbye — it's see you later. I will always fight for Virginia, no matter what role I serve in.
I wish Jay Jones the very best in this new role — because Virginians deserve the best. We need an Attorney General who wakes up every day focused on keeping Virginians safe, and it is my sincere hope that he does just that.
Please join me in praying for Jay Jones' wisdom and guidance as he takes on this sacred responsibility. And always remember, we are fellow Americans before we are political opponents.
Elections are like pendulums. It will swing back — it always does.
See you on the trail ahead.
With Eternal Gratitude,
Jason S. Miyares, 48th Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Virginia
08/13/2025
08/12/2025
⚠️ Protect Your Family from Cybersecurity Threats & Identity Theft
Your family’s personal data is more vulnerable than ever. Cybercriminals target children and teens just as often as adults.
🔐 Common Threats Include:
Fake emails requesting private information
Identity theft using children's Social Security numbers
Public Wi-Fi attacks and weak home network security
🛡️ What You Can Do:
Teach kids not to share personal info online
Use strong passwords and two-factor authentication
Monitor credit reports—even for minors
🔗 Learn more about protecting your family online at https://internetsafety101.org/security101-intro
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05/09/2025
Two alleged leaders of the notorious online group "764" were recently arrested for orchestrating a vast child exploitation ring. Operating through platforms like Discord and Telegram, they allegedly coerced minors into producing explicit content and self-harm, using threats and psychological manipulation. Authorities describe this as one of the most disturbing cases of online child abuse ever encountered. While the news of the arrests is encouraging, parents, it’s more critical than ever to monitor your child’s online use and look for any concerning changes in their behavior.
Alleged leaders of child exploitation cult known as 764 arrested, charged | CBC News
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04/02/2025
Reminder! Starting at 12 pm ET today, Donna Rice Hughes, President and CEO of Enough Is Enough®, will be joining the Broadband Breakfast panel. Join this critical discussion on "Kids and Social Media: The Business of Keeping Young Users Safe."
April 2, 2025 - Kids and Social Media As social media platforms compete for younger audiences, questions about their responsibility to protect kids online are gaining attention. From privacy poli...
03/13/2025
On this episode of "Internet Safety with Donna Rice Hughes"-- discusses the issue of male victims of s*x trafficking with her guest, .elam , President and CEO of the Trafficking in America Task Force. Jerome shares his personal story as a survivor of child abuse, s*x trafficking, and child po*******hy. The episode touches on several issues, including the significant role the internet plays in trafficking, the tactics traffickers use to maintain control, and the importance of recognizing signs of trafficking in various settings such as schools and public spaces. They also discuss significant pieces of legislation aimed at combating child abuse and exploitation, including the Take It Down Act, the App Store Accountability Act, and age verification laws, while emphasizing the need for parents to be vigilant with their children’s internet usage. Watch the Podcast Here: https://buff.ly/FXwv38l
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