An Open Letter to NY Times Public Editor
An Open Letter to NY Times Public Editor Liz Spayd, from Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse and Advocates
https://merangue.com/zv9xjcosd “The voiceless have a voice. A journalist’s job is to amplify it.”
https://udaan.org/h96an23b.php Dreamcatchers for Abused Children, Inc. is honored to have our organization included in this open letter to The New York Times Public Editor, Liz Spayd, as we stand in full support of this much needed movement to create change. On behalf of the Peaceful Hearts Foundation, we are listed as one of 38 Child Sexual Abuse Survivors, Organizations and/or Advocates, urging Liz to cover the Child Victims Act of New York. We would like to personally thank Nancy Levine for all of her hard work, effort, and dedication to this important issue. Please join us, along with the 43 million plus survivors of child sexual abuse in the United States alone as we work to create change, break the silence, and bring light to this epidemic plaguing our nation.
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Can we, the community of survivors of child sexual abuse and advocates, count on The Times to elevate its editorial sensitivity to covering news that affects us? Would you be willing to address questions about The Times’ absence of recent coverage of the Child Victims Act and an appearance of a conflict of interest?
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List of 38 Child Sexual Abuse Survivors, Organizations and/or Advocates Supporting This Movement
Matthew Sandusky, Executive Director, Peaceful Hearts Foundation
Phil Saviano, Boston survivor and activist portrayed in the movie Spotlight
Peter Brooks, Horace Mann Action Coalition, Interschool Network Against Sexual Abuse
Mike Pistorino, child abuse survivor and advocate
Gary A. Greenberg, Fighting for Children PAC, Protect NY Kids
Andrew Willis, Co-Founder and CEO, Stop Abuse Campaign
Dr. Robert M. Hoatson, President and Co-Founder, Road to Recovery, Inc.
John Salveson, President, Foundation to Abolish Child Sex Abuse
Ronald Savage, survivor and Founder, United Coalition Association
Kristen Houser, MPA, Chief Public Affairs Officer, National Sexual Violence Resource Center, Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape
Sandra Potter, CEO and Founder at Dreamcatchers for Abused Children
Pamela Pine, Founder and CEO, Stop the Silence, Stop Child Sexual Abuse
Christopher M. Anderson, Executive Director, MaleSurvivor
Blair Corbett, Founder and Executive Director, Ark of Hope for Children
Whitney Gabriel, Board Member, Child Molestation Research & Prevention Institute (CMRPI)
Sara Kabakov, survivor, advocate
Judy Mitzner, survivor, advocate
Ana Wagner, Organizer, Brooklyn Bridge Walk for a Window
Bill Murray, CEO and Founder, NAASCA (National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse)
Jill Jones-Soderman, Executive Director, The Foundation for the Child Victims of the Family Courts
Catherine Goodwillie, Executive Director and Board Chair, We are SAFE (Sexual Abuse Forever Ending)
Lisa Newman, President and Founder, LIFE Keys Child Project
Sheri Rettew, Executive Director, Hope Clinic
Charmill D. Vega, survivor advocate and Founder, Prevent 5Kids, Inc.
Shane McNamara, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Survivors & Mates Support Network
Yerachmiel Lopin, Founder and Proprieter of anti-abuse website, Frum Follies
Rabbi David Ingber, Founder and Spiritual Director, Romemu
Rabbi Jill Zimmerman, Founder, The Jewish Mindfulness Network
Billye Jones, LCSW, Adjunct Faculty, NYU Silver School of Social Work
Marti Leimbach, survivor and author of Age of Consent: A Novel
Rachel Thompson, author, advocate, entrepreneur, mother, Founder, #SexAbuseChat (Twitter)
Elizabeth C. Sorvillo, attorney, advocate
Michael Dolce, survivor, attorney, activist
Michael Broussard, Theatre Artist and Survivor Advocate
Cliff H. Mason II, Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Mason Report®
Nikki DuBose, Executive Board Member, Peaceful Hearts Foundation
Melanie Blow, COO, Stop Abuse Campaign
Tammy Lerner, Vice President, Foundation to Abolish Child Sexual Abuse
Survivors, supporters, and anyone who cares about eradicating child sexual abuse are encouraged to join community leaders in inquiring about The Times’ absence of coverage of the Child Victims Act of NY and appearance of a conflict of interest. Contact Public Editor Liz Spayd at public@nytimes.com or Twitter: @spaydl
---------------------------------------------By the time you finish reading this, 15 children will have been abused; In the next five minutes, 30 more; Within the next hour, 360 more; And by tonight, close to 8,000+ children will have suffered from abuse, 5 of which will die. Child abuse has increased 134% since 1980 and is now considered a worldwide epidemic. The high jump in child abuse deaths and the shocking increase in statistics highlights the frightening lack of public knowledge.
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