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Kent Peters, Mennonite Mission Network, and One Survivor’s Fight for Truth
The Contents of My Story May Disturb You Hi, my name is *Miya, and I am a survivor of Kent Peters. This is my story. Before I begin, I want to give a content/trigger warning to readers. The following post will include the following topics: grooming boundary crossing...
#DivestfromHillsong: When musicians you love are exposed as abusers
by Emily Joy Allison, Communications Consultant and author of #ChurchToo and Stephanie Krehbiel, PhD, Executive Director The question of what to do when an artist, musician, composer or band whose work you love gets outed as an abuser of some kind is perennial, but it...
Fannie’s Story
Into Account is honored to have as colleagues, and to advocate for, a number of Plain and Amish people. And we're especially honored to publish a Plain survivor's story. Plain survivors face many barriers, including people from outside their context claiming expertise...
Mennonite Mission Network Fails Survivors
By Stephanie Krehbiel, Executive Director MMN Claims "Collaboration," Prioritizes Reputation Over Survivors In response to the press release issued by Mennonite Mission Network on December 17, 2021 pertaining to that agency’s failure to act on a 2018 report of sexual...
Survivors report Pennsylvania-based advocacy group for abuse and intimidation
CLARIFICATION: This post does NOT refer to the Florida-based nonprofit Never Stand Alone, founded in 2009. Never Stand Alone in Florida has a Candid Platinum Seal and has no association or relationship with the Pennsylvania-based organization described in this post....
On Owls, Safety, and Nightlights
by Erin Bergen, Director of Student Advocacy At Into Account, we use owl imagery to represent our work. Watchful, fierce, wise, protection. Creatures attuned to being attentive in the soft, cold darkness. Nearly a year ago, on the longest night of 2020, a year filled...
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