It's an absolute honor to walk with people who are taking back their power.

This was an honor and tribute to the last twenty years since I escaped. A shout-out to all the folks I've met along the way.

Lydia Miller is an Amish child sexual abuse survivor who has been walking the path of living with the aftermath for years.

Let’s work with survivors and support them in finding their voice.

(The conversation about the arrest of an Anabaptist person for sexual abuse of a child being hijacked to say child sexual abuse is no...

As our final update on the results of the study, we would like to thank every one of our participants for being willing to share

It is the result of not giving the young men the proper education. Fathers cannot educate their sons because they also have no concept

To protect the privacy of participants, we summarized the responses to "How were you impacted by CSA?"

It doesn’t matter if the doctor said "it’s a girl" or "it’s a boy" neither is more valuable than the other. Both deserve equal rights.

On Sept 2, 2022 the below packet was shipped from The Misfit Amish via UPS to people at Goshen College & Bluffton University

We found that the highest rates of child sexual abuse were among those who were born Anabaptist (49%)

What you teach your children can be vital to the prevention of sexual violence in childhood.

People provided responses indicating what they called child sexual abuse.

There is a significant difference in the child sexual abuse experiences of the people who are currently Anabaptist.

Update on the research study: CSA in Amish, Mennonite, Hutterite, Anabaptist & Other Religious Communities with the calculated percentages.

When I called and reported the suspected abuse case of an Amish families children to the local civil authorities. The local county's...

" They often say if we were abused, we had a rebellious heart. Confessing will help us submit."

Luanne finally left her husband after years of abuse in front of the children.

The Little Girl 22 January 2006 By Mary Byler I can’t breathe, let me go, let me go… I screamed… I can’t see, let me go, let me go… …but no

Sometimes, when we connect with fellow trauma survivors, we find moments of clarity and solidarity in discussing trauma experiences