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National Center on Sexual Exploitation

A US non-profit founded in 1962 that advocates against sexual exploitation through public campaigns, policy work, and annual accountability reports such as the Dirty Dozen List.

Founded in 1962, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organisation working to end sexual abuse and exploitation. The group's mission centres on building conditions in which people can live and love free from such harms.

The organisation pursues its goals through advocacy, public education, and policy work. Since 2010, it has achieved over 100 policy victories. Its annual Dirty Dozen List draws public attention to entities that the organisation identifies as facilitating sexual exploitation.

Based in the United States, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation operates at the intersection of law, culture, and corporate accountability, targeting systems and industries that it views as enabling exploitation.

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