F A M I L Y  R E S O U R C E S
Pornography Resources in Cyberspace
Help for Victims of Pornography
• Victims of Pornography
• National Coalition for the Protection of Children and Families - help for victims of pornography
• Harvest USA, a "faith-operated ministry" that brings "the clarity of God's Word to bear on the issue of... sexual addictions."
• Christians for Sexual Integrity Christian Alliance for Sexual Recovery
• Esther Ministries (for spouses of porn addicts)
• Pure Life Ministries
• Sexaholics Anonymous

Please note: Morality in Media is in no position to determine what organization, professional, clergy, or treatment is best for each individual.

M O V I E  R E V I E W S
Note: Movie reviews, even from a religious perspective, vary in terms of what is deemed acceptable and unacceptable. You must choose those that are compatible with your own values.
• Dr. Ted Baehr's Movieguide
• The Movie Reporter from Phil Boatwright
• ChildCare Action Project from Thomas Carder
• FamilyStyle Movie Guide
• Preview Family Movie & TV Review Online
• Focus on the Family Film Reviews, TV Reviews, and Music Reviews

I N T E R N E T  S E R V I C E  P R O V I D E R S
(ISPs) that screen pornography
Note: No ISP can guarantee that you or your children will never be exposed to any Internet content that is offensive or harmful. Inclusion in the list below does not mean that Morality in Media endorses or guarantees a particular ISP.
• CharacterLink
• Christian Living Network
• CleanSurf
• CleanWeb
• ClearSail
• Covenant Promotions
• Family Connect
• FreedomISP
• Hedge Builders
• Integrity Online
• PAXway.com
• ASP Street. Rated G Online
• World Christian Online, Inc.
• PureNet Internet Service Provider (based in Kansas)
• Exodus Technologies (Illinois, New York, Pennsylvania, Washington, California, Tennessee, Texas, Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts)

A D D I T I O N A L  R E S O U R C E
FilterReview.com is a new resource provided by the National Coalition to Protect Children and Families. It says its aim is "to help you find the Internet safety solution that will best suit your needs." NCPCF "is encouraged by the function that the companies represented perform, but we are reluctant to endorse one solution in particular. Our hope is that by providing you with all the information, you will be able to make the most appropriate decision for your application."

S U G G E S T I O N S
for Families Who Are Choosing a Server-Based Filter
Our friends at Focus on the Family say that you should examine potential filtered services by looking for a few specific things:
1. Examine the price. Many ISPs provide server filtering as a value-added service and therefore offer it for free, or at least at a very affordable price.
2. Test the speed. ISPs that filter their service through a proxy may run a little slower, but some companies have worked to speed up the process.
3. Examine the filtering focus. Each company has a philosophy for filtering. Some have tight filters and others have loose filters. Some companies are even reluctant to share their filtering philosophy.
4. Find out if the service is customizable Some companies will take a "one size fits all" approach and give the same filtered service to all of their customers. You may want to be able to block more than the company blocks or may want to override some of the sites that are blocked by mistake. Ask if your service can be customized.
5. Find out if the service blocks or monitors additional features such as e-mail, chat rooms, or newsgroups. Some server-based filters only monitor the Web and overlook other dangerous areas of the Internet.
6. Find out if you can report additional bad sites. Many filtered services "deputize" their customers and encourage them to report questionable sites in order to build their list of blocked sites.
From "Suggestions We Give Families Who Are Choosing a Server-Based Filter" by Steve Watters for Citizen Link webzine located at http://www.family.org. Copyright © 1998 by Focus on the Family, Colorado Springs, CO 80995. All rights reserved. International copyright secured. Used by permission.

S O F T W A R E  P R O D U C T S
that screen pornography
NOTE: No screening technology can guarantee that you or your children will never be exposed to any Internet content that is offensive or harmful. Inclusion in the list below does not mean that Morality in Media endorses or guarantees a particular screening product.
• X-Stop Internet Filtering Software
• BrowseSafe, a PC-based filtering software
• ChildWatch Internet filtering software
• American Family Filter from the American Family Association

O R G A N I Z A T I O N S
Note: Inclusion of an organization in the list below does not mean that Morality in Media agrees with or endorses all of the concerns, focuses, methods, proposals, approaches, assertions, beliefs, etc., promoted by the organization.
1. Pro-Decency Organizations (National Focus)
• American Family Association
• Family Research Council
• Enough is Enough
• Concerned Women for America
• National Coalition for the Protection of Children and Families
• American Center for Law and Justice
• Focus on the Family
• American Decency Association
• The Christian Family Network
• His Net Christian Directory

2. Pro-Decency Organizations (State or Local Focus)
• Obligation (Alabama)
• Center for Arizona Policy
• Citizens for Community Values (Illinois)
• Pro-Family Network (Massachusetts)
• Minnesota Family Council
• Nebraska Family Policy Council
• New York Family Research Foundation
• Citizens for Community Values (Cincinnati, Ohio)
• Oklahomans for Children and Families
• Pittsburgh Coalition Against Pornography
• Pennsylvania Family Institute
• Stop AT&T Porn (Utah, but good info for other places, too)

3. Pro-Decency Organizations (Internet Focus)
• The Agincourt Project from our friends at Oklahomans for Children and Families
• Family Friendly Libraries
• Mothers of America
• Responsible Speech Campaign
• Safekids
• Safety Search
• Safety in the Information Age

4. Religious organizations with concern about morality
• Net 153.com, a Christian online magazine.

5. Miscellaneous Organizations
• Christian Coalition
• Promise Keepers
• Priority 2
• Sexual Abuse Services and Support Year-Round, Inc.
• New Life Ministry
• Media Research Council; two of its projects are: Parents' Television Council, and the Conservative News Service
• Center for Reclaiming America, a project of Coral Ridge Ministries
• American Life League
• Eagle Forum
• Timothy Plan, a "morally responsible mutual fund."
• Respect Incorporated, sexual abstinence education information
• Help Put Sex Offenders Behind Bars, a victims' advocacy group
• Web site of the Dr. Laura Schlessinger radio program.
• Web site of the Michael Medved radio program