Alongside our support work, The Survivors is documenting what happened in these cases, who knew, and how systems and institutions responded. This work depends on evidence, not speculation – on records, data, and documented facts that can withstand scrutiny.

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If you've uncovered reports, official records, news articles, research papers, data sets, or other relevant material, you can share it with us here. We're particularly interested in:

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• Official documents, inquiries, and reports

• News coverage and investigative journalism

• Academic research and data analysis

• Freedom of Information requests and responses

• Court records and legal documents

• Any other credible, verifiable sources

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Simply send it to us using the form below and we'll do the rest. 

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Confidentiality and whistleblower protection

We understand that some individuals may have access to important information through their professional roles. If you're considering sharing information that could put you at risk, we can work with you confidentially. You can submit anonymously, and we will never disclose your identity without your explicit permission. We handle sensitive sources with the utmost care and can discuss secure methods of communication if needed.

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We review everything carefully and handle all information responsibly. We understand that some material may be sensitive, and we treat it accordingly.

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Help Us Build a comprehensive Picture

Small pieces of evidence, gathered steadily over time, help create a fuller picture of the truth. Every contribution matters, whether it's a single document or a collection of sources. Together, we can build a comprehensive record that serves justice and prevents future harm.

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What happens after you submit

We log and review all submissions, cross-reference information where possible, and incorporate credible evidence into our growing archive. We may follow up if we need clarification or additional context.