Honr Network Inc

The HONR Network's initial aims were to protect survivors and the families of victims of mass casualty events like Sandy Hook, who were being harassed, defamed, tormented, threatened, and intimidated online by hoaxers and hate groups. By using a multitude of methods of reporting harassing content, HONR has become effective at removing online hate. HONR has also assisted social media platforms in creating policies designed to better protect victims of mass casualty and highly publicized, violent incidents. HONR's mission has further expanded to assist all victims of online hate and harassment, regardless of the source and motivation

The HONR network has as many as 300 volunteers working to remove defamatory and harassing content from the internet.[13] While all states have anti-harassment laws, not all states equate online stalking, harassment, and defamation with traditional offline offenses. This has meant that for many victims, going to the police or filing a civil suit is ineffective in the removal of harassing content online.[4] HONR volunteers flag and report harassing videos, images, and content en masse to social media platforms and online service providers, often citing invasion of privacy, bullying, hate speech, and copyright infringement.[