Families Against Cult Teachings
Since 2013, Families Against Cult Teachings (F.A.C.T.) has been helping victims and families of cults, undue influence, group exploitation and abuse to heal and recover while exposing the guilty parties. Our mission is to support a more informed public where prevention is achieved through education and to see justice brought to light in cases of cultic abuse and trafficking.
Saturday, July 24, 2021
Response to Rachel Aviv/The New Yorker Article "The Unravelling of a Dancer"
Friday, July 2, 2021
CALL TO ACTION
Thursday, February 25, 2021
Letter from Chris Chandler Author of Enthralled: The Guru Cult of Tibetan Buddhism
Dear Tibor:
Hope this email finds you well.
I imagine you in Florida, now.
I updated my book, and noticed that you have my older edition as part of donation gift, and I wanted to make sure you had updated books to give, if that is still part of your site. So let me know and I will send a ½ dozen to send out if you are still doing this, and my contribution to the Bravest Anti-Cult site left.
The updated edition is more current and puts you in the acknowledgements.
Here is my article about the “Naropa” decision, on my blog, where I get close to a thousand new viewers around the world every month, reading it. Statistics show they read this article AND often click on your F.A.C.T. site. Helping each other gets the word out. Don’t let the thought police, rampant now, stop the truth. I won’t.
So let me know Tibor, if you are still offering this book as a gratuity for donations and I will send you a corrected edition supply
Hope you are enjoying yourself in what must be the best weather. We can’t wait for May in xxxx, when we can finally get out on our boat. It’s great to NOT think about these things when we can.
Best to you and your family,
Chris Chandler
Saturday, February 20, 2021
Public Awareness Katsura Kan's Performance at Urban Guild
The reason for this information is to warn all innocent, vulnerable young female students of Katsura Kan, who was found guilty in the 17th Judicial Florida court for the wrongful death of one of his students, Sharon Stern.
He was also allegedly accused of drugging and raxxxx one of his female students.
Please see below email from whom we believe is the victim.
"Dec 5, 2019
Dear XXXX,
I am ready to confess today that in 2010 Katsura Kan raped me in a deserted castle in South ltaly after he put a drug in my cup of tea. I will be happy to hear what happened with the lawsuit.
Thanks and hugs"
We believe that all his students should know the concrete facts of his physical, sexual and monetary exploitation of his female students.
Please share this information with as many people as you can and please send a protest to Urban Guild at info@urbanguild.net against holding this event that will take place on February 24th and 25th for Katsura Kan.
We seek to assure the safety of all his students because we believe Katsura Kan's evil teachings and manipulations only serve to fulfill his sexual desires.
Saving one life is saving the whole universe. Anyone who does not fight evil is empowering evil.
Sincerely,
FACT Inc Team
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
NXIVM Survivor, Naomi Gibson tells us her thoughts on Raniere's 120 Year Sentencing
We reached out to Naomi Gibson, who's featured in Seduced Inside the NXIVM Cult Documentary and asked her feelings about Keith Raniere's 120 year sentence.
"Keith Raniere's 120 year sentence, sets the precedent for anyone who thinks they can abuse men, women and children. Keith Raniere knowingly and systematically used his power over others, this is coercive control, this is abuse of power. Today justice does not erase the scars the victims carry, but it helps echo our voices so that this type of manipulation, coercion and misogyny will no longer be tolerated." Naomi Gibson
"NEW YORK - The leader of NXIVM, a purported self-help organization that engaged in international multilevel marketing, has been sentenced to 120 years in prison for running a sex trafficking ring through a secret women's sub-sect of the controversial Albany based group."
Read the full Washington Post Story Here