Community Action Media Archives - Utah Coalition Against Pornography

Salt Lake 2017: The Essential Reason Porn is Wrong – Matt Fradd

Salt Lake 2017: The Essential Reason Porn is Wrong – Matt Fradd

by Amy Smith | Apr 24, 2017

The Fundamental Reason Porn is Wrong Matt Fradd, Author of The Porn Myth The human person is a good towards which the only proper attitude is love. While pornography has many negative consequences (it can be addictive, it can lead to sexual violence, children are...

Salt Lake 2017: A Generation’s Fight For Love – Clay Olsen

Salt Lake 2017: A Generation’s Fight For Love – Clay Olsen

by Amy Smith | Apr 23, 2017

A Generation's Fight For Love Clay Olsen, Founder and Director of Fight the New Drug In the midst of all of the heartache and struggle our society faces around this issue there is hope in the rising generation’s fight for love. Clay Olsen is a creative and...

Salt Lake 2017: A Public Health Approach to Pornography – Cordelia Anderson

Salt Lake 2017: A Public Health Approach to Pornography – Cordelia Anderson

by Amy Smith | Apr 21, 2017

A Public Health Approach to Pornography Cordelia Anderson, MA It is often said that pornography is a significant public health issue, but what exactly does it take, and what does it mean, for something to be considered a public health issue? This session addresses...

Salt Lake 2017: Utah’s Fight Against the New Drug – Sean Reyes

Salt Lake 2017: Utah’s Fight Against the New Drug – Sean Reyes

by Amy Smith | Apr 4, 2017

Utah's Fight Against the New Drug: Online Pornography Sean D. Reyes, Utah Attorney General In 2013, at the age of 42, the Honorable Sean Reyes was appointed by Governor Gary Herbert as Utah’s 21st Attorney General. Reyes took over an office racked with scandal...

Salt Lake 2016: Simple Things You Can Do to Protect High Standards in Your Community – Aimee Winder Newton

Salt Lake 2016: Simple Things You Can Do to Protect High Standards in Your Community – Aimee Winder Newton

by Amy Smith | May 24, 2016

Community standards are preserved – or allowed to decline – through the actions or inaction of local citizens. Learn how to keep your neighborhood businesses, schools, and entertainment options family-friendly. Hear the stories of Utah citizens just like you who are...

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