When there is no justice, how can you care for yourself and for others? For many of the survivors we speak with, when abuse is not responded to well within faith communities there is additional spiritual and relational pain, trauma, and confusion layered upon the trauma from the initial abuse.
Read MoreThe #MeToo and #ChurchToo movements are a sobering and painful reminder that a dark winter exists inside the Church—a community that claims to follow the One who is the Light of the world.
Read MoreNeil Jaffee describes and advocates for a set of specialized practices that will revolutionize our approach to the handling of child sexual abuse cases in the criminal justice system .
Read MoreBoz Tchividjian examines one of our treasured legal principles and how, improperly applied, can be used to great harm by predators and abuse enablers.
Read MoreBoz Tchividjian provides his analysis of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Ohio v. Clark.
Read MoreA Proposal for a Federal International Mandated Reporting Law
Read MoreA disturbingly common legal maneuver is utilized by attorneys across the United States which ends up discouraging victims from coming forward, David Clohessy explains.
Read MoreToo often attitudes on foreign policy are imbued with ethnocentric undertones. We rightly mourn the loss of life in the womb and the death of U.S. soldiers, but often we are not moved by the massive collateral damage of war overseas.
Read MoreRe-examining the value of human life—at all stages.
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