HONR Network: Protecting Sandy Hook Families and Other Victims of Online Harassment
Stand With HONR
HONR Network is a Florida-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2014 by Lenny (Leonard) Pozner, whose six-year-old son Noah Pozner was killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting. Volunteers locate and report hoax, harassment and hate content targeting victims of mass-casualty events and their families. You can report online hate, volunteer, or donate. Read the facts about the Sandy Hook hoax.
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Legal achievements
HONR Network founder Lenny Pozner’s pursuit of the hoaxers who targeted his family after the Sandy Hook tragedy has set legal precedent that makes it easier for other victims of online abuse to seek justice in court.
Additionally, legislation is changing both in the US and around the world, to better reflect advances in technology.
Keep up-to-date on legal achievements that protect us all from online abuse. -
1 in 5 american adults
have experienced prolonged online hate and harassment campaigns classified as severe, including threats of violence, sexual harassment, mobbing, pressure to suicide, pressure to quit their job, harassment that continues offline, and stalking.*
Together, through empowerment, education, and advocacy we can effect change and create a safer more inclusive online experience for all.
Help us achieve this goal.