Cyber Civil Rights Initiative

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The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative (CCRI) is a non-profit organization. Founded in 2012 by Holly Jacobs, the organization offers services to victims of cybercrimes. The majority of which goes through its crisis helpline.

They have compiled resources to help victims of cybercrimes in the U.S.A. and internationally.  

CCRI's resources include;

- a list of frequently asked questions or FAQ,

- an online image removal guide,

- a roster of attorneys who may be able to offer low-cost or pro-bono legal assistance, and;

- a list of laws related to nonconsensual pornography and related issues.

CCRI publishes reports on nonconsensual pornography, engages in advocacy work, and contributes to updating tech policy. CCRI offers expert advice to tech industry leaders such as Twitter, Facebook, and Google regarding their policies against nonconsensual pornography. CCRI is the lead educator in the United States on subject matter related to nonconsensual pornography, recorded sexual assault, and sextortion.