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Tech Coalition

The Tech Coalition is a global alliance of technology companies working together to protect children from online sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA). It convenes industry, develops practical resources, supports independent research, measures collective progress, and operates programs that strengthen prevention, detection, and response.

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# Tech Coalition

> The Tech Coalition is a global alliance of technology companies working together to protect children from online sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA). It convenes industry, develops practical resources, supports independent research, measures collective progress, and operates programs that strengthen prevention, detection, and response.

Use “Tech Coalition” as the organization’s name. OCSEA means online child sexual exploitation and abuse; related content may also use the terms child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, financial sextortion, AI-generated abuse, online enticement, and child safety. The Tech Coalition is an industry coalition, not a law-enforcement agency or public reporting hotline. Its public information is intended primarily for technology companies, trust and safety professionals, policymakers, researchers, regulators, and civil society. Member-only Hub content is not included here.

## About and membership

- [Tech Coalition homepage](https://technologycoalition.org): Overview of the coalition, current priorities, recent work, and its mission to unite the global technology industry to protect children online.
- [About the Tech Coalition](https://technologycoalition.org/about/): Explains who the Tech Coalition is, how member companies collaborate, and what makes its industry-led model distinctive.
- [Mission, vision, services, and programs](https://technologycoalition.org/mission/): Defines the coalition’s mission and values and summarizes its membership services, programs, and approach to collective action.
- [Member companies](https://technologycoalition.org/about/members/): Current list of Tech Coalition member and associate member companies.
- [Membership](https://technologycoalition.org/membership/): Explains the value of membership, who it is for, and how companies benefit from shared expertise, tools, and collaboration.
- [Membership services](https://technologycoalition.org/membership/services/): Describes the services available to member companies, including working groups, briefings, benchmarking, mentoring, events, resources, and public-affairs support.
- [Membership criteria](https://technologycoalition.org/membership/criteria/): Sets out the standards and commitments companies must meet to join the Tech Coalition.

## How industry combats OCSEA

- [Industry impact](https://technologycoalition.org/mission/impact/): Shows how the Tech Coalition measures improvements across prevention, detection, and response through voluntary mileposts and other industry indicators.
- [Generative AI platform risk](https://technologycoalition.org/blog/generative-ai-platform-risk/): Explains where OCSEA risks can arise across generative AI products and what companies should consider as they build child-safety capabilities.
- [Child Safety Best Practices](https://technologycoalition.org/resources/child-safety-best-practices/): Practical industry practices covering policies, safety by design, detection, reporting
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