“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”

Matthew 25:40

CEPPRA

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Specific, funded, enforceable, immediate.

Sign. Share. Write your members of Congress. CEPPRA Foundation is a grassroots campaign for common-sense prevention to keep children safe — including resources for enforcement, investigations, rescue, and survivor restoration. The proposal has not been introduced yet. Signatures show growing public demand for action.

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Every community — urban and rural, faith and secular — wants children safe from exploitation. Too often, the people who investigate, prevent, and support survivors are under-resourced and stuck working past each other. We’re asking Congress to advance a clear prevention plan: put real resources behind stopping exploitation before it happens, helping survivors recover, and requiring agencies to cooperate so kids don’t fall through the cracks. The proposal isn’t before Congress yet. Add your name to show lawmakers there is strong public demand for action. Signatures are collected on this site.

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    Add your name so Congress sees volume behind a specific, funded mandate. Signatures stay on this site.

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  3. Write Congress

    Contact your Representative at house.gov and your Senators at senate.gov. Use the prepared letter below.

Prepared letter

Dear Representative / Senator, I write to urge immediate legislative action to close the loopholes and jurisdiction gaps that leave American children exposed to sexual exploitation. I support CEPPRA Foundation in urging Congress to create CEPPRA — the proposed specialized enforcement agency — to drive real-time multi-agency cooperation and dedicated special teams, with independent third-party oversight to fight corruption within the ranks; to provide no less than $1 billion in dedicated annual funding to fund the fight against child exploitation; to require real-time multi-agency data sharing; to remove Section 230 immunity for platforms that knowingly host or fail to report child sexual exploitation material; to enact foster-care trafficking protections; and to establish a federal survivor-care standard so survivors can achieve a safe return to society; and to impose harsher penalties with no plea deals for offenders of covered child-exploitation offenses. The studies exist. The children cannot wait another cycle. Respectfully,

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