Survivors of CSA represent the entire spectrum of humanity, as they can be found in any and every community, the world over. By being able to show our children and ourselves positive examples of those that have survived CSA and gone on to live and lead healthy and productive lives, we are able to destigmatize the issue as it is perceived by society, and give survivors still in the shadows the inspiration and the courage to come forward, and join a brotherhood and sisterhood of defiance and determination.