On May 19, 2025, President Donald J. Trump signed the TAKE IT DOWN Act into law—a major milestone in the fight against child sexual exploitation online. This law requires the removal of non-consensual images, including AI-generated deepfakes, within 48 hours of a victim’s request. Together with our partner Skyll, Safe Surfin’ is actively deploying technology to support and enforce this new law.
This legislation empowers victims with a clear path to reclaim their digital safety and dignity, while holding platforms accountable for harmful content.
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Safe Surfin’ Foundation and Skyll Advocate for Online Safety on Capitol Hill

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Snapshot Spotlight
Pictured (left to right): Eddie Worth, President of Safe Surfin’ Foundation; Cindy Sisson, executive director of Women in Motorsports North America; Kevin Donovan, Vice President of Safe Surfin’ Foundation; and Judge Mark Long, board member of Safe Surfin’ Foundation — Coming together in support of youth empowerment.

Pictured (left to right): Eddie Worth, President of Safe Surfin’ Foundation, and board member Graeme Page stand beside a unique piece—an alligator taken by Senator Kennedy himself. Named Alphonse, meaning “noble and ready for battle,” it is proudly displayed in the senator’s office.

Having a royally good time at the Michigan Moose Mid-Year Conference with Regional Manager Dave Coffey and State Chairman Bob Funky showing off his fun side!
Team Spotlight
Janet Brown

Board Member
Dr. Janet Brown brings a wealth of experience in teaching, mentoring, and psychological research to the Safe Surfin’ Foundation’s Board of Directors. A longtime Psychology Professor at Liberty University, she has taught a wide range of courses including General and Developmental Psychology, Criminal Behavior, and Statistics. Her prior research, supported by Liberty University and the National White Collar Crime Center, applied Social Cognitive Theory to evaluate Safe Surfin’ Foundation’s Cyber S.W.A.T. program—a youth-empowered initiative that promoted digital responsibility through peer-to-peer education. Dr. Brown is also a member of national organizations focused on education, counseling, and violence prevention.
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NCMEC’s 2024 Annual Impact Report
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) has released its 2024 Annual Impact Report, highlighting evolving online threats and the importance of continued prevention efforts. This report offers valuable insights that reinforce why programs like ours—and the work you do in your communities—are more vital than ever.
View the 2024 NCMEC Annual Impact Report
Thank you to all our partners and supporters for your unwavering dedication.
Safety Spotlight
Screenshots last forever.
Even if a message or photo disappears, someone can still screenshot and share it.
Before you post or send anything, ask yourself: Would I be okay with anyone seeing this?
