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We are a collaborative of Troubled Teen Industry (TTI) survivors and advocates. Our mission is to educate the public about the current and historical dangers of the TTI, in pursuit of the ultimate goal of keeping all children safe from abuse. We are not affiliated with any political party, group, or candidate.
Reporting on the troubled teen industry we think everyone should read.
MissoulianJan 26, 2019
By CAMERON EVANS, SEABORN LARSON and GWEN FLORIO
The Missoulian mapped the owners and administrators who moved between Montana programs, several of them with past license revocations or criminal charges.
About Building Bridges Inc., Clearview Horizon, Embark at Flathead Valley, Mountain Meadow Youth Ranch, Petty Creek Ranch, Reflections Academy, Spring Creek Lodge Academy, Turning Winds
The Salt Lake TribuneJun 21, 2021
By Will Craft
Will Craft showed how Utah's licensers let a Provo Canyon School restraint that left a disabled teen with an untreated concussion go uncited, and that it was not the only one.
About Provo Canyon School
Central MaineJul 13, 2025
By Riley Board
Riley Board's reporting on former students' accounts of forced labor and humiliating punishment at Hyde School in Bath, Maine.
About Hyde School
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We created inspection trackers to make it easier for everyone to monitor violations in facilities for kids. Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming are available now. More trackers are coming soon!
Residential facilities providing religious, behavioral, and mental health treatment to children exist all over the world. Some of these facilities are known to be part of the Troubled Teen Industry, while others have not yet been verified. Any facility where children live and receive care requires additional oversight. This directory helps communities monitor local programs and advocate for accountability. Click your home state for a list of facilities near you, or click here for international programs.
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