Other Resources:

• Local resources -

• Legal Resources - Several attorneys dealing with clergy abuse cases. Note that SNAP does not endorse any attorney.

• Statute of Limitations - A state-by-state survey of Statutes of Limitation

Applicable to Civil Claims of Childhood Sexual Abuse.
• The Leadership Council - a non-profit independent scientific organization committed to providing professionals and laypersons with the latest scientific information on issues that may affect the public health and the safety of society’s most vulnerable members, especially children and adults who were abused as children.
• Women In Black - Sometimes nostalgic, often disturbing documentary about nuns teaching school children in the 50's and 60's 
• Survivor Connections - Support Organization in Rhode Island, run by Frank Fitzpatrick. Frank maintains a Data Base of Perpetrators
• The LINKUP - National support group assists victims/survivors of clergy sexual abuse
• Voices in Action - an international organization providing assistance to adult and adolescent victims of child sexual abuse and other sexual trauma, including rape.
• The Wounded Healer Journal - (support, network for victims and mental health professionals)
• Connecticut Sexual Assault Crisis Services - (on-line publications, crisis hotlines)
• Religion Newswriters Association - RNA is a non-profit trade association founded in 1949 to advance the professional standards of religion reporting in the secular press as well as to create a support network for religion reporters. 
• SOSA - (Survivors Of Spiritual Abuse) A website dedicated to those who have been abused in the name of a religion or spiritual belief.