She has also written scores of articles, many of which are re-published right here on this site, and can be easily accessed from the menu near the bottom of this page.

Since 1998, Miller has served on the Advisory Board of AdvocateWeb.org, a site offering a vast array of resources, for survivors and advocates, about sexual exploitation in all professions. See www.advocateweb.org

Miller draws on decades of experience in psychiatric, mental health, and community health nursing, as well as almost six decades of living in clergy households. She herself is a survivor of sexual assault by a missionary colleague, who also abused adolescents. She and her family have experienced the devastation of collusion from colleagues, as well as leaders of the largest evangelical group in the world, the Southern Baptist Convention. This site offers encouragement and resources for ALL people who want to see change in how the faith community, regardless of denomination or religion, responds to its victims.

Some insist that there have already been big changes in attitudes. Miller does not agree. There HAVE been some big changes in policies and procedures. That's just the FIRST step, however. Implementing them effectively is another matter. Public education to bring about changes in attitudes toward victims of abuse and violence, in general, remains the greatest need. The next greatest is in getting the word out to congregants and the larger community, to hopefully prevent perpetrators from repeatedly finding opportunities to continue to abuse. Unfortunately, zero tolerance is rarely espoused by the majority of people within the community of faith. The preference is for erring on the side of "mercy" for those inside the Good Old Boy/Girl System. Dee's message remains consistent and straight-forward:

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