The school has been subject to probes by independent investigators and law enforcement alike, culminating in an investigation by the New Hampshire attorney general’s office in 2017. Paul’s has come under fire in recent years for its long track record of mishandling sexual assault and misconduct claims. More than 270 people tuned in to the conversation, which is the largest turnout recorded by the bookstore for a virtual author event. The event, hosted online by Gibson’s Bookstore in Concord, was moderated by Monitor crime and courts reporter Alyssa Dandrea, who has written extensively about the school’s history of abuse. Paul’s, to discuss steps the school can take to address assault on its campus and do right by its survivors.
She was joined by Kathleen Giles, rector of St.
Paul’s’ decades-long efforts to cover it up and how investigations into the school many years later failed to give her a sense of justice. In it, Crawford tells the story of her sexual assault, St. The call to action took place during a Q&A session on Crawford’s new book, Notes on a Silencing. “The puzzle for me, really, is, ‘How do we understand what story we’re telling, and how do we tell it in a way that allows it to matter?’” she said. Paul’s to make sure survivors like her are never silenced again - and this means including them in ongoing conversations on how to address the school’s past.
After an investigation into her assault as a teenager resulted in no criminal charges against her attackers and a more recent investigation of the school was resolved by agreement rather than prosecution. After she was silenced by the school’s administration. Paul’s School in 1990, when she was sexually assaulted by two older students. She reclaimed it, she said, even after others had worked so hard to keep it from her - after her junior year at St. It took nearly three decades, but Lacy Crawford has reclaimed her voice.
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