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EVENT Digital Discipleship - Teens Tech and Social Media

Posted: 10-04-24

Research says that youth are spending 8.5 hours a day engaged with screens, a trend contributing to anxiety, stress, depression, suicide and risky behaviors. Guest speaker Dr. Walt Mueller will offer faith-based insights about the decline in spiritual, relational and emotional health along with strategies to help kids manage their devices rather than allowing devices to manage them. Free lunch, snacks, and child care provided, but please register using the QR code by Oct. 25.  Location: Church of the Atonement, 10613 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring, 20902.   Invite friends!

Very Active Start of the Year for Legislation

Posted: 02-02-24

Check out our legislation page to see all the recent bills this year for local and national. Also a newsletter is in the works to highlight them as well!

We Have A New Cling Decal To Share

Posted: 01-17-24

Porn can be clicked. Love can't. Get Help 

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Event Table Handouts

Posted: 06-24-23

Have you seen our ad this year?

Posted: 03-04-23

Hardcore Pornography on Digital Devices is Damaging America's Children. See action box here to make a difference.

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The Dirty Dozen List - major contributors to sexual exploitation.
Is Porn Connected To Sex Trafficking? Take the quiz

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State Resolution Progress
(States that have declared pornography a ‘public health crisis’.)

MCAP Calls for Action: Pornography is a Public Health Crisis

Porn websites now constitute 30% of all web traffic.  It has the same effect on the brain as drugs and most children are now exposed to pornography before they even reach puberty.  Pornography objectifies women and creates unrealistic expectations for relationships, acting as a twisted form of sex education. Viewing it is linked to an increase in sexual violence and a decrease in empathy and self esteem among viewers. The porn epidemic has been called "the largest unregulated social experiment in human history" (Hughes 2014).
MCAP is asking our Maryland legislators for this resolution as a call to action, stating that this problem has become more than any individual or family can combat on their own. We need our legislative bodies, educational institutions, private businesses and community members to educate, prevent, and treat this growing pandemic. A resolution does not change existing laws, but it does create a foundation on which to build changes in attitudes and policies. Please sign this petition!  Start the conversation in your community and in your home. Pornography is creating a public health crisis. An online version of this petition is here.   Post it on your Facebook account, help us spread the word, mention it to your legislators. We are seeking sponsors.

Support the Board

The Executive Board has several opportunities for you to learn how to
advocate for decency in the fight against pornography. We are looking for
volunteer helpers to mentor in areas of public education, lobbying State
and Local elected officials and general association management. We
have a solid team and are looking to expand our reach. Anyone interested
in joining in this exciting endeavor, contact us.

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