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	The Lighted Candle Society: The Lighted Candle Society is the nationwide community of concerned citizens dedicated to the eradication of pornography. This is done through a combination of the courts, education, helping others, science, and technology.

	The Liz Library: Women's legal research library, including articles and references on family law, politics, the U.S. Constitution, free speech, constitutional rights, marriage and divorce, child custody, children's issues, women's rights, women's history, woman suffrage, civil rights, education, law, psychology and child development; Women of Achievement.

	California Protective Parents Association: Founded in 1998, the mission of this organization is to protect children from incest and family violence through research, education and advocacy.

	ObscenityCrimes.org: is a project of MORALITY IN MEDIA to enable citizens to report possible violations of the Federal obscenity laws. MIM was established in 1962 by Father Morton A. Hill, S.J. (1917-1985), to combat obscenity and to uphold decency standards in the media. MIM maintains the National Obscenity Law Center, a clearinghouse of legal materials on obscenity law

	Stop Family Violence: Is a national grassroots organization with a mission to organize and amplify our nation’s collective voice against domestic violence, rape, child abuse, child sex abuse, incest, sexual assault, elder abuse, dating violence, stalking, sexual trafficking and prostitution. Their aim is to work together to stop family violence.

	Hope Beyond Hell: Details one man's story as he struggles to recover from compulsive overeating. In brutal frankness, he pinpoints the start of his addiction from sexual, physical and mental abuse he suffered in childhood. Experience the disparity, utter hopelessness, and the anger before recovery, then you'll jump up and cheer his success as he fights against this life-threatening illness. If you or someone you know has struggled with such an addiction, this book is an inspiring, must-read account of one man's journey towards recovery.