NOT YOUR CHILD.
NOT MINE.
NOT ANYONE’S.

Child victimization occurs in every community, region and country. A worldwide solution starts with each of us.

Air Canada in-flight PSAs

Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada has partnered with the Air Canada Foundation on the creation of three in-flight public service announcement videos that began airing in February 2014.

Announcing the 2016 Media Awards winners

Strong, in-depth reporting on child sexual abuse and exploitation is prominently featured in the winners of Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada’s 14th annual Media Awards. Watch the Media Awards video here Read More ...

Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada urges Government of Canada to act on backpage.ca escort ads

Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada applauds the work of the US Senate subcommittee investigation into backpage.com that found that the website’s ads for escort services knowingly facilitated sex trafficking, especially the trafficking of minors. Read...

Announcing the nominees for the 2016 Media Awards and new category

12 Canadian journalists have been nominated for the 2016 Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada Media Awards. A new International Media category has been established for work by Canadian journalists on Canadian stories produced for media outlets outside Canada....

Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada 2016 Media Awards now accepting entries

Since 2003, Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada has honoured Canadian journalists who raise awareness about child sexual exploitation. Submissions are now open for the 2016 Media Awards. ...

Socks up for kids

Professional baseball players pull their socks up for kids raising awareness and funds to fight child sexual exploitation.

Who We Are

Beyond Borders ECPAT Canada is a national, bilingual advocacy organization advancing the rights of children everywhere to be free from sexual abuse and exploitation. We are a registered charity without political or religious affiliation.

Beyond Borders is the Canadian representative of ECPAT International, a global network of more than 90 organizations in 84 countries. It is also the Canadian representative for the Code of Conduct for the Protection of Children from Sexual Exploitation in Travel and Tourism.

ECPAT International