I created these sites and blogs because the truth kept getting buried in noise, denial, and revision. I am a survivor of institutional child abuse. Over the years, I connected with others who lived through the same harm. Together, we exposed abusive systems, built grassroots movements, and worked to pass laws that protect children. But with progress came resistance. Survivors were discredited. False narratives spread faster than facts.

As I witnessed history being rewritten, I realized we needed a place where the truth could live without interference. These platforms exist to document what happened and to preserve the facts when others try to erase them.

This site exists to protect the truth, but it also serves as a warning about what happens when social movements are built without safeguards. I entered advocacy with a clear focus: protect children from institutional abuse, give survivors a voice, and fight for lasting systemic change. I came because I knew what it felt like to be silenced and erased. I believed that by organizing, documenting, and staying rooted in truth, we could build something powerful and lasting. For a time, we did.

But over time, the mission was quietly redirected. As media attention and funding opportunities increased, so did personal agendas. People I had once trusted began to shift focus from collective action to individual recognition. Contributions were minimized or erased. Survivors who had helped build the foundation were pushed out of view. Decisions were no longer made through collaboration but controlled by a small group prioritizing narrative over truth. The language of justice was used to shield self-interest. What began as a grassroots movement grounded in shared purpose became a platform for control, exclusion, and carefully curated image.

This was not a personal betrayal. It was a systemic one. What happened inside our movement is not unique. It is a pattern that plays out in countless social justice spaces. Movements start from shared pain and purpose, but without structure, accountability, and humility, they get co-opted. The original mission gets buried under bureaucracy, ego, and image management.

That is why I created this site. To hold the record when others tried to erase it. To show how quickly truth can be distorted when power is left unchecked. To document what happens when people prioritize optics over outcomes. These platforms are not just about one moment or one group. They are a case study in what happens when good work is overtaken by internal corruption.

To break this cycle, we have to name it. We have to stop pretending these fractures are isolated or personal. They are structural. They are predictable. And if we do not learn from them, they will keep happening. This work is still necessary. The systems that harm children are still in place. At-risk youth still need advocates. But those advocates need the full truth. Not the sanitized version. Not the brand. They need to understand how movements collapse so they can build better ones. That is what this site offers. Not just a record of what went wrong, but a tool to prevent it from happening again.