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NSAC Press Release – August 13, 2009
The National Survivor Advocates Coalition (NSAC) a group that stands in solidarity with victims of sexual abuse, released the following letter sent today to the Leadership Conference of Religious Women meeting in General Assembly in New Orleans this week.
In releasing the text, NSAC said the courage of survivors of sexual abuse by nuns and family members of at least one victim who committed suicide, must be honored.
In an urgent call to the religious sisters NSAC asked the nuns meeting in a General Assembly in New Orleans to listen to the testimonies of survivors and family members.
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NSAC INTRODUCES DAILY NEWS ALERTS
We’re pleased to announce NSAC NEWS alerts, a news service delivered daily Monday through Friday direct to your email and timed to the beginning of your day. Steve Sheehan has been named Publisher of NSAC News. Steve has an impressive history of publishing a news service and providing commentary. He is one of our members and a man dedicated to survivors. We are indeed fortunate to obtain his services.
“NSAC News is crucial. The debacle of clergy sexual abuse cover-up is far from over. People need to know what is happening and this service is a major source of support for anyone committed to justice and truth.” —Father Thomas Doyle, O.P., J.C.D
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ABOUT NSAC
The National Survivor Advocates Coalition (NSACoalition) works to assist and protect the vulnerable in our communities. NSACoalition further seeks to reveal the truth, promote healing, demonstrate dignity and encourage respect for clergy sexual abuse survivors and their families. We stand in communion with all sexual abuse survivors, their families, those still suffering in silence and those who have died of suicide or been murdered. We stand with those who have, to date, found the courage to speak their truth and stand up for those burdened by the shadows of silence.