Maureen Redler article, page 3 of 3

There are nineteen states which have laws criminalizing sexual contact between fiduciary persons and their charges.  The punishments include huge fines and jail time.  Similar
legislation is being pursued in Alabama.
    If you are the victim of sexual exploitation by a teacher, police officer, lawyer, therapist, doctor, social worker, or clergy, you are not alone.  You may log onto
http://www.Advocateweb.org
    Advocateweb is a huge network with links to assistance for victims and their families, professionals, and abusers.  Information is available for all types of sexual abuse.
    Another excellent resource is available specifically for survivors of sexual abuse by teachers:  Survivors of Educator Sexual Abuse and Misconduct Emerge(S.E.S.A.M.E.) which is mentioned on the "Related Sites" page on this website.  S.E.S.A.M.E.'s website is located at:  http://members.tripod.com/~sesame3/index.html
    You may also contact local crisis intervention services in your area.

Home Page

Warren Hamby, http://home.hiwaay.net/~whamby26/psalms.htm
Click on the menu item, "You Have Turned My Wailing Into Dancing", a book of devotions for families in recovery, based on the Psalms.

Greg Thomas, http://www.usr.sonet.net/usr/bct
Recently appointed to the newly formed Alabama Holocaust Commission, this is a temporary website for the Commission.  You will also find information about the touring production of Brundibar, a play originally written and performed in a children's concentration camp during the Holocaust.