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The research-backed student presentation trusted by schools, parents, and community leaders to address one of the most difficult issues facing young people today.

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12YEARS
OLD

is the average age when young people are first exposed to porn.Robb, M. B., & Mann, S. (2023). Teens and pornography. Common Sense Media. https://www.commonsensemedia.org/sites/default/files/research/report/2022-teens-and-pornography-final-web.pdfCopy 

80%

of teens who have seen porn say they used it to learn about sex.Robb, M. B., & Mann, S. (2023). Teens and pornography. Common Sense Media. https://www.commonsensemedia.org/sites/default/files/research/report/2022-teens-and-pornography-final-web.pdfCopy 

39%

of students heard about explicit images of someone at their school being shared in the past year.Laird, E., Dwyer, M., & Woelfel, K. (2024). In deep trouble: Surfacing tech-powered sexual harassment in K–12 schools. Center for Democracy & Technology. https://cdt.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/2024-09-26-final-Civic-Tech-Fall-Polling-research-1.pdfCopy 

1.2M

children experienced AI-generated sexually explicit deepfakes in the past year.UNICEF. (2026, February 4). “Deepfake abuse is abuse”: Statement by UNICEF on AI-generated sexualised images of children. https://www.unicef.org/press-releases/deepfake-abuse-is-abuseCopy 

Through live presentations in 42 states, we’ve reached more than 1 million students, parents, and community members. Our team has partnered with public and private schools, school districts, colleges and universities, military academies, conferences, parent nights, and community events to deliver engaging, research-informed education to audiences of all kinds.

AS SEEN ON:

Today’s students are growing up in an environment where:

  • The average age of pornography exposure is around 12 years old.
  • Social media is increasingly becoming a source of exposure.
  • AI-generated sexual content and deepfakes are rapidly expanding.
  • Sextortion and online exploitation are affecting young people nationwide.

Students need more than warnings; they need practical education.

What Students Learn:

How Porn Impacts Mental Health
Help students understand the science behind pornography’s impact on the brain, emotional well-being, and mental health.
How Porn Impacts Relationships
Help students recognize how pornography can shape expectations and influence healthy relationships.
The Risks of Sexting + AI Deepfakes
Prepare students to navigate and prevent one of the fastest-growing digital threats they face today.
The Reality of Sextortion
Equip students to recognize warning signs, protect themselves, and know how to respond if targeted.
The Danger of Online Exploitation
Teach students how exploitation begins online and how to recognize red flags before it’s too late.
Digital Safety Tips
Give students practical tools they can use immediately to make safer, more informed decisions online.
How to Have Healthy Conversations
Empower students to navigate difficult conversations with trusted adults, friends, and family with confidence.
Help & Recovery Tools
Connect students and families with trusted resources for education, support, healing, and recovery.
What to Do If You're a Victim
Ensure students know where to turn, how to report abuse, and what steps to take if they or someone they know is being exploited.

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Impact Doesn’t End When The Presentation Does

After attending an event:

94% of students agreed that pornography can be harmful.

94%

97% of students agreed that pornography can negatively impact relationships.

97%

93% of students agreed that pornography can negatively impact mental health.

93%

Measure meaningful impact (not just the attendance) with unique pre and post-event surveys for your event.

Highly Recommended by Students, Parents, & Administrators

“I still remember the day you guys came to my school, and really, what was said and the info given has had a continual impact on my life to this day.”

– Student

“I was a victim of sexting, and I wanted to say the presentation made me feel very seen and heard, so thank you. Keep up the work! I’m rooting for you!”

– Student

“These guys and gals are engaging with today’s youth at their level. They can translate what’s going on with speed, humor and connection with parents, community members and students. They are expert facilitators, passionate advocates and truth-tellers with science, facts and humor to really connect. FTND is changing the conversation around smart devices and a p$rnified culture emboldened and pumped up by big tech. As a parent, I loved the way I had actionable steps to take. I got to see a room full of teen boys really see a dark part of online culture for what it is without feeling judged or shamed. As a law enforcement, justice and community leader – I saw an honest, insightful and fun way to get our community talking about a tough issue in a respectful & facts-based way. You’ll leave smarter, empowered, hopeful and ready to change lives.”

– Parent

“Our presenter was fantastic. They were very engaging, great timing with the slides, and had a good rapport with the students. A staff member who had some reservations about the topic said it was “actually really good”. The students learned a lot, and it has opened the doors for parents and their children to have healthy conversations about the topic and other topics as well that may be hard to talk about. Thank you so much for coming!”

– Principal

“I first walked in to the presentation thinking this was going to be an awkward moment. It wasn’t. The presenter was able to allow us all to have a healthy and not awkward conversation about the way it can affect us, both in our relationships and our mental health.”

– Student

“You are one of the main reasons I feel comfortable talking about p0rn and its damage to society to anyone! I will always remember your visit to my middle school, and the realization that we shouldn’t avoid talking about it.”

– Student

A Presentation Students Actually Engage With

Unlike traditional assemblies, FTND presentations combine:

  • Current research
  • Real-world examples
  • Interactive multimedia
  • Humor and storytelling
  • Age-appropriate content
  • Actionable takeaways
  • Humor and storytelling
  • Age-appropriate content
  • Actionable takeaways

Every presentation is tailored for the audience, whether middle school, high school, college, parents, or community groups.

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Fight the New Drug speaks to diverse audiences all around the world. As a non-religious and non-legislative organization, we do not present information from a legislative-focused, or religious point of view, and we do not discuss this topic from a moral perspective.

We present to middle schools, junior high schools, and high schools (both private & public) colleges and universities, and communities and organizations from all over the world.

Fight the New Drug’s middle school, high school, and adult presentations on porn’s harms are uniquely crafted to be age-appropriate and engaging for each audience. We do not show or discuss any images, videos, or stories that would be inappropriate for a classroom setting.

If you’d like a school in your community to host a presentation on porn by FTND, we encourage you to share our presentation informational guide with a school or district administrator. Fill out this form to get your presentation guide.