Former Southern Baptist missionary who has done advocacy writing and support since 1993, when her first book, How Little We Knew  was published.

Seven years earlier, Dee had uncovered a case of MK sexual abuse. Among the multiple other assault victims was a national teen-ager (who ended up in the emergency room) and several of the perpetrator's missionary colleagues, including Dee herself. Because the Miller's refused to keep silent about the massive collusion, they were put on probation. Unwilling to accept the terms, they resigned while it took several more months before the perpetrator was asked to do the same.

Both as a writer and an advisor, Dee brings her experience in psychiatric nursing to the table as she works most in helping people understand collusion from a systemic approach. She examines why it occurs and how it works to devastate survivors and keep organizations from moving forward in the faith community.

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