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'''MEDAL''' (minorattracted.org, f. 2023) is a third-generation/third-wave [[Minor Attracted Person|MAP]] organization with a primarily US focus.
'''MEDAL''' (minorattracted.org, f. 2023) is a third-generation/third-wave [[Minor Attracted Person|MAP]] organization with a primarily US focus.


It was set up by [[Katie Cruz]] and a committee, according to a list-style ethos:
It was set up by Steve Carson, [[Katie Cruz]] and a committee.<ref>[https://map-wiki.com/index.php/MEDAL MAP Wiki: MEDAL]</ref>
 
A list of priorities endorsed by one committee member has been mentioned on their website:


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MEDAL includes both [[neutral-c]] and [[anti-contact]] members who participate in a range of initiatives online and in their local communities.
MEDAL includes both [[neutral-c]] and [[anti-contact]] members who participate in a range of initiatives online and in their local communities.
In 2024, MEDAL revealed plans for an in-person meeting of MAPs at a campsite; a so-called "MAP-Camp" to run over three days. This then became an independent initiative before the first meeting was held.
==See also==
*[[Mu]]


==External links==
==External links==


*[https://www.minorattracted.org/ Site splash]
*[https://www.minorattracted.org/ Site splash]
*[https://www.mapcamp.net/ MAP Camp]


==Notes==
==Notes==


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MEDAL (minorattracted.org, f. 2023) is a third-generation/third-wave MAP organization with a primarily US focus.

It was set up by Steve Carson, Katie Cruz and a committee.[1]

A list of priorities endorsed by one committee member has been mentioned on their website:

  • Build the MAP community, including reaching MAPs who are unaware of the community.
  • Achieve protected class status.
  • Access to compassionate, empathetic mental healthcare.
  • Access to legal services.
  • Remove “pedophilic disorder” from the DSM and ICD.
  • Social justice – differentiating between rape/assault/coercion/violent crimes and statutory crimes.
  • Social justice for minor MAPs, and those close in age.
  • Ban conversion therapy.
  • Meet the physiological needs of MAPs facing injustice/discrimination.
  • High-quality factual MAP media for public consumption.
  • Continued honest research into the various aspects of minor-attraction.
  • Improved sex education that also talks about minor attractions.
  • Legalization of all fictional sexual outlets, including loli/shota and dolls.
  • Social Justice – reform the sex offender registry.
  • Combat false accusations, doxing, and myths of stranger danger.
  • Defeat the stigma
  • A credible organization to speak on and represent these goals to the public.[2]

MEDAL includes both neutral-c and anti-contact members who participate in a range of initiatives online and in their local communities.

In 2024, MEDAL revealed plans for an in-person meeting of MAPs at a campsite; a so-called "MAP-Camp" to run over three days. This then became an independent initiative before the first meeting was held.

See also

External links

Notes