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Can we laugh about online pornography? Yes, we can!
Personable and without colorful language, John Van Arnam has been speaking about the harms of adult content with parents and their children for years. His style is practical and he puts everyone at ease.
The Third Talk™ Founder, John Van Arnam, spoke at the North Carolina State PTA annual winter symposium.
John met a lot of great people and spread awareness about this growing problem.
The Third Talk™ Founder, John Van Arnam, spoke at the YMCA Youth Services Center.
The Third Talk™ Founder, John Van Arnam, spoke at a School Safety Seminar for the Department of Public Instruction.
The Third Talk™ Founder, John Van Arnam, spoke to the North Carolina Center for Safer Schools.
John spoke to professionals about the uncomfortable and inevitable conversation of online pornography and our young people.
The Third Talk™ Founder, John Van Arnam, spoke at the Department of Instructions Meeting in 2019.
John talked about pornography as a root cause for fear, shame, bullying, trafficking, objectification and more while speaking to professionals and parents.
The Third Talk™ Founder, John Van Arnam, spoke to parents and kids at a North Carolina school.
John Van Arnam’s practical approach to discussing the harm of online pornography – with humor and without colorful language – works!
Watch this excerpt, then find out what you can do!
The Third Talk™ Director of Youth Outreach, Hannah Adcock, spoke at a school in 2019.
Her real-life experience growing up in a world in which young people are getting their sex education from online pornography is damaging.
The Third Talk™ Founder, John Van Arnam, speaks to parents and kids in a North Carolina school.
John speaks to parents and their kids about the harm of online pornography in practical terms, with humor and without colorful language. It’s a conversation we all need to have.
The Third Talk™ Founder, John Van Arnam, spoke at a North Carolina charter school about the harmful effects of online pornography on our young people.
“It is an important topic,” John starts. “It is one that does not receive as much attention as I think it should.”
