Prostasia Foundation
| Formation | 2018 |
|---|---|
| Founders | Jeremy Malcolm |
| 82-4969920 | |
| Legal status | 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization |
| Purpose | To ensure that the elimination of child sexual abuse is achieved consistently with the highest values of the society that we would like our children to grow up in. |
| Leader | Jeremy Malcolm |
| Website | prostasia |
The Prostasia Foundation (Prostasia) is an American nonprofit organization founded in 2018 to take "an evidence-based, prevention-focused approach to protecting children."[1] Similar to B4U-ACT and the EU's Horizon Project,[2] the organization works with and supports self-identified minor-attracted people, a decision that is deemed to be controversial among some conservative and radical feminist groups.
The controversy surrounding Allyn Walker (a trans academic now employed at Johns Hopkins) is the primary example of media attention concerning Prostasia.[3] Further attention has been given to Prostasia's former communications spokesman, Noah Berlatsky, and an article he wrote about underage sex workers.[4][5][6]
The organization partnered with the Internet Society in 2020 to launch its Global Encryption Coalition.[7]
References[edit]
- ↑ "About". Prostasia Foundation. Retrieved 2020-05-15.
- ↑ Anger as EU project sees Police Scotland rebrand paedophiles as 'Minor-Attracted People'
- ↑ Daily Mail: Johns Hopkins child sex abuse center hires trans professor, 34, who was forced to resign from Virginia school for DEFENDING pedophiles as 'minor attracted persons'
- ↑ Noah Berlatsky/New Republic: Child Sex Workers’ Biggest Threat: The Police
- ↑ Opindia: Meet Noah Berlatsky: The Rutgers University Press published author working hard to normalise pedophilia
- ↑ Spectator: The Independent’s double standards for J.K. Rowling
- ↑ "Our Members – Global Encryption Coalition". Retrieved 2020-06-16.
