Her first cause was children, fighting abuse, and chairing the board of the Children's Defense Fund.
KB British film-maker Kim Longinotto tackles themes such as female genital mutilation (The Day I Will Never Forget) and women fighting abuse (Sisters in Law).
David Clohessy, director of the Survivors Network of Those Abused By Priests, described his record in fighting abuse as "dismal" and said he had opposed legislative proposals to give child victims more time to file civil claims.
McCarrick was one of the country's most outspoken church leaders about fighting abuse when scandals erupted in the early 2000s in Boston and was an author of a zero-tolerance approach toward priests who abused.
The investigators agree the church has committed itself to fighting abuse, but say to combat the practice effectively, the Vatican must ensure that all its personnel are "made aware of their reporting obligations" under local criminal law and that "these obligations prevail over canon law".
There was a widespread assumption that their children would get over it and that indeed it would be better for them if warring parents broke up rather than make the whole family live through years of fighting, abuse, silent hostility or the countless other forms of misery that unhappy couples can generate.
"I've expressed how upset I am that the Russians used our tools to sow mistrust," Mr. Zuckerberg said, noting that Facebook's profits will probably be affected by the amount of money the company will spend fighting abuse of its platform.
He admitted many things: lying to the police, fighting, abusing drugs, damaging property, committing burglaries, coercing people, threatening them with a gun, stealing, assault with a weapon, rape, collecting money for drug dealers, getting shot twice and being offered $10,000 to "whack" someone.
