B4U-ACT was established in 2003 as a 501(c)(3) organization with the following purposes:
To publicly promote services and resources for self-identified individuals (adults and adolescents) who are sexually attracted to children and seek such assistance,
To educate mental health providers regarding the approaches helpful for such individuals,
To develop a pool of providers in Maryland who agree to serve these individuals and abide by B4U-ACT's Principles and Perspectives of Practice, and
To educate the citizens of Maryland regarding issues faced by these individuals.
taken from the b4u act website
b4uact.org/about.htm
It would appear that getting the appropriate help is what they are after and quipping those charged with providing such help with the skills needed is also what they are after.
As with any emotive issue it is difficult to discuss as the gut reaction is revulsion and not a lot of sympathy or empathy for those we are repulsed by - I cannot be sure that there is no nefarious agenda - but so far browsing the site it does not appear to want to 'normalise' attraction to children - rather to attempt to treat it - if such a thing is possible.
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To clarify, here are B4U-ACT's positions on the issues:
To ensure the protection of children, we must end the secrecy and lack of knowledge surrounding the attraction to children and adolescents. B4U-ACT's goals are to make accurate information about it widely available, and to make research-based mental health services available to people with such feelings of attraction. The mental health of minor-attracted people ensures the well-being of children. B4U-ACT works toward these goals by holding workshops for clinicians, speaking to university classes, providing peer support, disseminating information through email, and facilitating other means of discussion and collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and minor-attracted people.
B4U-ACT's name refers to the fact that it is crucially important for minor-attracted people, therapists, researchers, and citizens to think before they act in ways that could harm children, society, or minor-attracted people. Obviously, minor-attracted people should abide by the law because of the potential risk to children and themselves of doing otherwise. In addition, all people should recognize that no one chooses to be attracted to children, that these feelings typically begin in adolescence, that many, perhaps most, do not act on these feelings, and that minor-attracted people can and do live law-abiding lives and contribute positively to their communities. Therefore, vilifying them for their feelings is unjust and harmful; it forces them into lives of secrecy and prevents them from getting help when needed, ultimately putting children at risk