Our individual stories matter. Together, all our data can tell an even bigger story.
As the largest childhood sexual abuse case in U.S. history, involving 82,209 Survivors, the BSA bankruptcy process reduced victims to claimant numbers and called them “Creditors” rather than acknowledging the profound harm they endured.
By responsibly documenting those experiences together, we can begin showing patterns that may otherwise remain invisible — and create credible statistics and evidence that Survivors, journalists, lawmakers, investigators, and the public can understand. This will help address any fraud, malpractice, collusion, and corruption.
Claimants sharing information will help document what has actually happened to BSA Child Sexual Abuse Survivors throughout the Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy and Settlement Trust process.
The goal is to bring together information that can help tell the story that individual claims alone cannot. This information may be used to create:
