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Have you ever wondered why powerful institutions keep protecting abusers instead of children? As a survivor myself, I know how hopeless it can feel. That’s why I sat down with lawyer Joseph Fearon, who walks alongside survivors, to share how civil law steps in where criminal law can’t.
Criminal cases may lock up individuals, but civil lawsuits hit institutions where it hurts—their pocketbooks. And when money is on the line, schools, churches, and youth organizations are forced to change. In this video, we break down: Why silence gives institutions power The difference between criminal and civil law in abuse cases How survivors’ voices are creating real protections for children today Why lawsuits are forcing churches, schools, and youth groups to take responsibility This isn’t about punishment, it’s about protection. Survivors are the reason policies are changing, insurance companies are demanding accountability, and entire systems are being restructured.
