Those
of us who have been sexually abused by predators hiding behind religious smokescreens
often feel alone. The 2015 SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests)
conference puts an end to that isolation.
It is a place where survivors and their families and advocates meet to
share our experiences, learn from each other or in workshops and lectures and
are united in our efforts to stop the abuse.
Join us this summer, we welcome you.
What
is SNAP?
SNAP
is an independent, confidential network of survivors of religious sexual
violence and their supporters who work to protect the vulnerable, heal the
wounded, and prevent the abuse. We expose predators and those who shield them.
We build policies and practices within secular and religious organizations that
protect children now and in the future. We share our stories and empower others
to confront the truth. Together, we find healthy mechanisms for healing. We
educate ourselves and our communities about the effects of abuse. We speak in a
unified voice to bring about change by exposing the malignant actions of
abusive religious ministers and the church officials who shield them. For over
25 years, SNAP has led the movement to expose the truth.
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