
Unmasking Sexual Abuse Forum 2025: Passion, Progress, and Empowerment
Discover the transformative power of the Unmasking Sexual Abuse Forum 2025 at UL Lafayette, where survivors, advocates, and experts unite to promote sexual abuse prevention,

Rising Above the Giants: A Call for Justice, Healing, and Survivor Empowerment in Louisiana
Join a transformative movement for justice and healing in Louisiana. This blog shares a heartfelt call to support survivors of Catholic clergy sexual abuse through

Betrayed Innocence: When Survivors Become the True Guardians of Faith
In a Church claiming to be guided by compassion and truth, the betrayal of child abuse and its cover-up has turned survivors into the true

A Mother’s Voice: Standing Up for Clergy Sexual Abuse Survivors
Discover how one mother turned her family’s grief into a powerful advocacy for survivors of clergy sexual abuse. In this heartfelt post, Letitia Peyton highlights

“I Thought I Taught Them Better…” – Why Boundaries Matter More Than Ever
“I never thought it would happen to us.”“I taught my child about good touch and bad touch… but it wasn’t enough.” These are the words

If the Church is Holy, Let Her Prove It
For generations, our families have built our lives around the Catholic Church. In South Louisiana, Catholicism isn’t just a belief—it’s culture, identity, and community. Many

The Catholic Exodus: Abuse, Betrayal, and the Breaking Point
The Catholic Exodus: Abuse, Betrayal, and the Breaking Point By Letitia M. Peyton, Co-Founder & Executive Director of TentMakers Of Louisiana The latest Pew report

A Lenten Call for Integrity: Protecting the Vulnerable Amid Institutional Accountability
Lent as a Time for Reflection As we enter the solemn season of Lent, TentMakers of Louisiana reaffirms its commitment to abuse prevention, ethical transparency,

Safe Environment Training: Protecting the Church or Protecting Children?
Safe Environments Training: Protecting the Church or Protecting Children? An Examination of Its Failures Through the Lens of TentMakers of Louisiana’s Mission: Hope, Healing, and Justice

Beyond the Super Bowl: What We Ignore When the Lights Go Out
Lights Go Out By Letitia Peyton and Alex Peyton The Super Bowl is over. The confetti has settled, and the world has moved on. But