A longtime advocate for internet safety, Donna Rice Hughes was on the front lines of the battle when it was just beginning. In 1994, she began working with Enough Is Enough, an advocacy group launched in 1992 with the aim of targeting illegal pornography and helping those who have been exploited by it. Early on, the organization noticed that pedophiles and predators were taking full advantage of pre-internet chat rooms and newsgroups at the dawning of the cyber age, and changed its focus, setting its sights on preventing and stopping the exploitation of children and women that was taking place in these burgeoning new forums.