The Awareness Center was a nonprofit whose stated mission was ending sexual violence in the Jewish community, known for publicly naming accused clergy. The opening once noted that "Video from this interview has been used by anti-Semitic groups to perpetuate the myth that Judaism countenances such practices." That sentence is gone from the opening, though the word survives twice elsewhere in the article. A reader today does not learn that the center's material was cited by antisemitic groups to spread a myth about Judaism.
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The Awareness Center, Inc. , also known as the international Jewish Coalition Against Sexual Abuse/Assault, is a nonprofit institution whose stated mission is to end sexual violence in the Jewish community . The Center, headquartered in Skokie, Illinois , has been both praised and criticized for maintaining a website whose policy is to identify Jewish clergy and officials as alleged sexual predators , by name, whether or not they had been charged or sued.1 Critics say the Center made unfounded and unsubstantiated accusations. The Center's founder and CEO made similarly unfounded accusations before incorporating the Center. Appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show under a pseudonym , she claimed to have been raised in a secret, Satanic Jewish sect that practiced both child sexual abuse and human sacrifice. Video from this interview has been used by anti-Semitic groups to perpetuate the myth that Judaism countenances such practices.2 The Awareness Center Home Page . "Some of them have been convicted of crimes; some have not even been charged or sued." Clergy Abuse , Washington Jewish Week (2007-01-17): "The center has been both criticized and praised for its policy of identifying rabbis and other sexual predators on its Web site, whether or not they have been tried in court." Reining in Abuse , Cleveland Jewish News (2007-01-25).3 Trial by Internet: An archetypal spiritual drama, by Jeff Bell, Catalyst magazine, July 2008.
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The Awareness Center, Inc. is a nonprofit organization, also known as the Jewish Coalition Against Sexual Abuse/Assault ( JCASA ). While its stated mission is to end sexual violence in Jewish communities , the director (and sole known employee) has a troubling history of highly improbable accusations of abuse against Jewish clergy and houses of worship.
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The Awareness Center, Inc. , also known as the international Jewish Coalition Against Sexual Abuse/Assault, was a nonprofit institution whose stated mission was to end sexual violence in the Jewish community .It was praised and criticized for maintaining a website (since disabled) whose policy was to identify Jewish clergy and officials as alleged sexual predators , by name, whether or not they had been charged or sued. Critics say the Center made unfounded and unsubstantiated accusations. The Center's founder and CEO made similarly unfounded accusations before incorporating the Center. Appearing on The Oprah Winfrey Show under a pseudonym , she claimed to have been raised in a secret, Satanic Jewish sect that practiced both child sexual abuse and human sacrifice. Video from this interview has been used by anti-Semitic groups to perpetuate the opinion that Judaism countenances such practices. The Awareness Center Home Page . Trial by Internet: An archetypal spiritual drama, by Jeff Bell, Catalyst magazine, July 2008. Stillness in the Storm .Stillness in the Storm .
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The Awareness Center, Inc. , also known as the international Jewish Coalition Against Sexual Abuse/Assault, was a nonprofit institution whose stated mission was to end sexual violence in the Jewish community . It was praised and criticized for maintaining a website (since disabled) whose policy was to identify Jewish clergy and officials as alleged sexual predators , by name, whether or not they had been charged or sued. Critics say the center made unfounded and unsubstantiated accusations. The Awareness Center Home Page . Trial by Internet: An archetypal spiritual drama, by Jeff Bell, Catalyst magazine, July 2008.
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