Noah Pozner Loved His Family, And Batman, And Was The Youngest Victim Of The Newtown School Shooting In 2012. His Parents Have Been On A Mission To Defend The Truth Ever Since. VERONIQUE POZNER’S panic was a bird, beating its wings inside her chest. “Sandy Hook Elementary School,” another oncology nurse read aloud from the […]
One of the most frequent questions that we get at HONR from volunteers and people reporting some of the offensive and hateful content that they find is, “Why haven’t you removed THAT!?” What exactly does HONR do to remove content? The HONR Network is a non-profit organization focused on the reporting and removal of illegal
“Why haven’t you removed THAT!?” Understanding reporting and removals Read More »
One of the most frustrating aspects of reporting content is understanding and acknowledging the difference between content that is offensive (sometimes grossly offensive), but protected and content that is actually illegal or a violation of a social media platform’s terms of service. This line can be especially blurry if the content in question is about
Offensive vs Illegal Content: Why is some online abuse protected? Read More »
The old adage, “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me,” is still a quaint way of suggesting that we all ignore the mean things that people say. In the social media rich world, where people who post photos of their family vacation, the latest attempt as sourdough bread, or
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My name is Lenny Pozner. On December 14, 2012, thirty minutes after dropping off my 6-year-old son at his elementary school, a mentally ill man stormed the Sandy Hook Elementary School in my small town of Newtown, Connecticut, systematically murdering 6 teachers and staff members and 20 little children. My son, Noah, was shot and
Peace and dignity for victims of mass shootings. Read More »
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