Cris Clapp Logan
Cris Clapp Logan is an Internet safety expert, anti-trafficking activist, artist and writer. She educates congressional members about Internet safety issues, works with corporate partners to encourage them to adopt family-friendly policies and aggregates and comments on research relating to sexual predation, sexually explicit content, youth behavior online, pornography addiction and sex trafficking. Cris contributes regularly on national radio, TV and print publications including the Huffington Post, CNN, MSNBC, and the Washington Post.
She co-authored The Volunteer’s Back Pocket Guide to Sex with Craig Gross, which helps youth volunteers effectively navigate everything from pornography to purity with the kids they work with. Cris also developed and co-leads Pure Sex with Craig Gross, a DVD-based curriculum that helps students pursue God-honoring sexuality.
Cris also served Director of Communications and Congressional Relations and Spokesperson with leading Internet safety organization, Enough Is Enough, where she served on the Virginia Attorney General’s Youth Internet Safety Task Force, the GetNetWise Advisory Board, Google’s Child Safety Summit, the National Coalition to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse, the Internet Safety Technical Task Force with Harvard’s Berkman Center, and as a Faculty Member of the 2010 National Conference on Child Sexual Abuse & Exploitation Prevention. In 2008, she served on the TIP & Technology: Uses and Abuses of Technology in Human Trafficking Roundtable, U.S. Department of State.
She is an Associate Producer and writer of Enough Is Enough’s Internet Safety 101 educational film series and a writer and editor of Enough Is Enough’s Internet Safety 101 workbook. Cris speaks at conferences and to parent groups across the country in areas relating to Internet pornography, teen Web identity, and the Web 2.0.
Cris currently manages communications, content and public relations for Global Centurion Foundation, a national anti-trafficking organization focused on addressing modern slavery by focusing on the demand side of the equation.
Cris also paints in her free time, focusing on themes relating to modern-day slavery, restored people and places, and the relationship between love and technology. She and her husband, Sam, live in Washington D.C.
Cris Clapp Logan
As parents, it can be easy to fall into the trap of advising our children to “do as I say, not as I do”. I find that the parents of many of the teens I work with are telling their kids to stay “pure” sexually without modeling a pure sexual ethic to their children. We live in a world where divorces, swinging and affairs are becoming the norm, and our kids feel as if their parents are in some...
It’s likely that when you first realize that your son or daughter wants to date, that you’ll be a little freaked out. You might think they are too young, or you may worry about all that comes with dating: the emotional pitfalls, the physical struggles and lust, the potential heartbreak, etc. Well, part of being a parent is being vulnerable to a life of worry for our children, so these...
Shared with permission from a teeanger I worked with:
Growing up, I didn’t realize how good I had it. I was the middle child, growing up in the suburbs. My parents, my siblings and I went to church and attended a public school that set me up well enough to make it into a good college. It wasn’t until I was in college and was taking part in a small group with my local chapter of...
Around this time of year, I find that many parents are completely unaware of what’s going on in their kids’ lives. Many kids will be trying to push the limits sexually with their boyfriend or girlfriend; they’ll be sneaking off, planning a special “rendezvous” and telling some bold-faced lies to their parents. On one hand, kids and teens can be pretty sneaky, and sometimes, they are able to...
Kids, especially girls, experience quite a lot of pressure around this time of year. Our culture romanticizes Valentine’s Day as a time when romance blossoms, secret crushes are revealed, and every girl can find that special someone.
I remember feeling the strain of Valentine’s Day when I was walking the halls of my high school, both when I was facing Valentine’s Day without a boyfriend and...
This is one of those moments we all dread: discovering that our little girl (or boy) may be pushing the limits sexually with their boyfriend or girlfriend. One of the moms I work with found herself in this situation just a few days ago: she was vacuuming her daughter’s room, and when she lifted the bed skirt, she found a Forever 21 bag. Her knees went weak as she pulled out lacy thongs and a...
Over the past few weeks, we’ve taken a hard look at the issue of getting “sober” from a pornography addiction, and one thing that I think any of us who have struggled with a pornography addiction can agree on is that getting “sober” can be tough work. When we’re dealing with our children, helping them in their walk towards sobriety can seem even more challenging than overcoming our own. We...
Every month I work with parents whose son or daughter has been exposed to pornography. These parents feel angry, upset and overwhelmed about how to help their children move forward and how to “ensure” that their children haven’t been irreparably damaged as a result of the exposure.
In all of these situations, I advise the parent to breathe and take a step back. I tell them to make sure...
When we’re caught up in a pornography addiction, we often don’t realize the far-reaching implications of our actions. We may begin to understand the impact on our wife or husband, but it’s often not until our own children have been exposed to pornography that we start to realize that our actions can impact the next generation. And once your own children are exposed to pornography, it can...
When our kids are struggling with a pornography addiction, it’s important for us to walk with them in their recovery and in their walk towards sobriety. Many of the kids that I work with desperately want to overcome their pornography addiction. They have lost countless nights of sleep, seen their grades drop, have lost friends and have had their porn addictions impact their relationships...

