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Welcome to Dignify

We believe in a world where children thrive in healthy relationships, untouched by the damaging narratives of sexual objectification and pornography. Since launching in 2017 during a time of intense cultural awakening, Dignify has championed a bold and vital message, to rewrite the script and instill dignity, respect, and safety in the lives of young people. Through rigorous research, and innovative educational outreach, we empower communities, schools, parents, youth workers to champion healthy relational norms and protect children from harm.

Sky News Exclusive

On 2nd January 2026, Sky News shared a Dignify exclusive on how children are being exposed and becoming addicted to pornography. Our incredible Ambassador Shaniah shares her story of viewing extreme pornography by age eight, and how open conversations with parents can make all the difference.

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Part of a Bigger Movement

In October 2024, Dignify became part of One YMCA, amplifying our impact through a national network of 84 YMCAs. There are huge synergies between Dignify’s vision and One YMCA’s Youth Work, Signpost Counselling for young people, and the support services we offer for victims of sexual and domestic abuse. With this powerful partnership, we’re strengthening our programmes, from school workshops to government-level advocacy, to reach even more children and families across England. At Dignify, we’re not just raising awareness, we’re building a movement for lasting change toward safe, respectful relationships.

Dignify 2024 Report launched on Good Morning Britain

On Thursday 1st May 2025 the data from our 2024 Report was used in an exclusive with ITV, to highlight the challenges of misogyny in schools, and recommend greater investment in relationships and sex education.