SNAP - Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests

SNAP is an inclusive and independent advocacy group for victims of sexual abuse, created by survivor-activist Barbara Blaine and then joined by David Clohessy and Barbara Dorris to expose the sexual violations of clergy in the U.S. Catholic Church.

Their influence has since expanded around the world to serve survivors of predators and pedophiles from within a variety of faith communities.

SNAP’s mission: “protect the vulnerable, heal the wounded, expose the truth.”

Includes a Mennonite chapter, a safe place, entirely independent of institutional structures, for Mennonite-related survivors to seek healing alongside other Anabaptist Mennonites.