Third Annual Ruth Institute Awards Dinner
And
Summit for Survivors of the Sexual Revolution

A Conference by the Ruth Institute

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Educate – Advocate – Dedicate
Survivors' Summit 2020

July 17-18, 2020  
Live-streaming Virtual Conference (more information here)

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Ruth’s Ambassador Program - Friday, July 17  |  8:30am - 4pm
$250 per person (includes lunch and all Summit access pass)
$75 Ambassador Program only | Application required

This program joins Pro-Family activists in an exclusive environment to access research and seminars from the foremost thinkers combatting the Sexual Revolution.

Topics:

• Understanding the Global Sexual Revolution; Christian anthropology, history and social systems with Dr. Jennifer Roback More, Ph.D.
  • Building society around Christian anthropology promotes human rights and human flourishing.
• Medical Tragedies of the Sexual Revolution with Dr. Michelle Cretella, MD.
  • Traditional Christian sexual morality promotes good health.
• Social Science Evidence about the Sexual Revolution with Rev. Paul Sullins, Ph.D.
  • Proven social science research about post-abortion trauma, same sex parenting, and children’s needs for their parents. Sophisticated social science research supports traditional Christian sexual morality.
• Human Rights Catastrophes of the Sexual Revolution: Population Control and Demographic Winter with Don Feder, journalist
  • Deviations from traditional Judeo-Christian sexual ethics cause long-term, large scale problems.

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Annual Awards Dinner - Friday, July 17  |  6:00pm - 8:30pm
included with livestreaming package

Honoring leading activists of the Pro-Family movement with awards for Scholarship, Activism, and Professional Integrity. Includes a keynote address by celebrated journalist and author Sue Ellen Browder.

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Summit Program - Saturday, July 18 | 8:30am - 5:30pm
$30 virtual conference pass
$75 watch party package (up to a group of 10)

Topic: Surviving Childhood Sexual Abuse

• Session: Childhood Sexual Abuse, Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse
  • Hollywood. Politics. Schools. And sadly, churches, are all plagued with the sexual abuse of children. Who will take a stand other than the faithful believers fighting for their families and the integrity of their faith? It is up to us!
• Session: Survivor’s Panel
  • Faith Hakesly - survivor
  • Allen Hebert - survivor
  • Sue Ellen Browder - spouse of survivor
• Session: Clergy Sex Abuse in the Catholic Church, By the Numbers, Fr. Paul Sullins, Ph.D.
  • Analysis of past and present trends. Why do the numbers matter, and where do we go from here?
• Q&A and Discussion Panel

Topic: Surviving Pornography Addiction Session: Pornography as a Public Health Crisis, Melea Stephens Taking a public policy focus on pornography. Session: Protecting Young Eyes, Chis McKenna Providing tools for parents and educators. Q&A and Discussion Panel

Topic: Surviving the LGBT Sub-Culture

• Session: Medical issues in the LGBT Sub-culture, Dr. Michelle Cretella, MD
  • Presenting health risks associated with common sexual activity among same-sex partners and sharing a thorough understanding of the medical issues involved in so-called “gender affirmation medical treatments.”
• Session: Survivor’s Panel
  • Doug Mainwaring - journalist who left the LGBT sub-culture
  • Luis Ruiz- survivor of the Pulse Nightclub attack and left the LGBT subculture
  • Dr. Paul Church - physician confronting the LGBT Establishment
• Session: Reporting on the Transgender Movement, Brandon Showalter
  • A journalist’s report from the frontlines, with stories from gender-confused children, desisters (those who lived as the opposite sex and gave it up), resistance within the medical profession, and surprising new allies.
• Activist Panel
  • Tracy Shannon - representing Mass Resistance of Texas, confronting Drag Queen Story Hour
  • Cathy Clever Ruse - confronting the Fairfax County School Board
• Q&A and Discussion Panel

Closing & Awards Ceremony, Remarks by Jennifer Roback Morse