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California’s laws for sexual abuse survivors are changing, but not always easy to understand. This guide breaks down the 2026 statute of limitations, NDA rights, and new rape kit reforms in clear, survivor-focused language.
Cascade School District’s superintendent is stepping aside while investigators examine allegations that staff ignored warnings about a teacher’s harmful conduct toward students.
Tablet Magazine’s Maggie Phillips reveals how decades of clerical sexual abuse and institutional betrayal continue to shape survivors’ lives and drive Catholics out of the Church in unprecedented numbers.
As a federal judge reviews a proposed 230 million dollar settlement, survivors describe decades of pain, complex journeys toward forgiveness, and continuing frustration with the Archdiocese of New Orleans.
With a February deadline looming, advocates warn that the Fresno Diocese’s bankruptcy could permanently close the door on survivors and seal away decades of records.
Four students have filed lawsuits alleging Ursuline High School and the Diocese of Youngstown ignored warnings about escalating bullying and abuse, allowing serious harm to take place.
Survivors of clergy abuse in the Diocese of Ogdensburg testified in federal bankruptcy court, describing decades of harm and urging church leaders to confront the system that allowed priests to abuse children without consequence.
A Richmond, KY woman reported she regained consciousness in a parked rideshare with the driver watching her, leading to the arrest of Uber driver Clifford Partin. The case comes as new data shows Uber has received hundreds of thousands of sexual assault reports in recent years.
A New Jersey family says repeated warnings about a 12-year-old student were ignored before their 7-year-old son was assaulted, and a newly finalized $650,000 settlement exposes how crucial safeguards allegedly failed.
More than 15 years after a teenager reported a sexual relationship with a high ranking Birmingham priest, church authorities have confirmed his removal from the clerical state. The case exposes how internal investigations can proceed even when state agencies decline to act.