Report an incident.
If you have experienced or witnessed bias, harassment, exclusion, or targeted hostility connected to Latter-day Saint identity, you can report it here. Reports help SAFE document patterns, improve public understanding, and guide practical response.
Before you begin.
Please use this form to report incidents involving anti-Latter-day Saint bias, harassment, misrepresentation, exclusion, or targeted hostility.
You may report something that happened to you, something you witnessed, something that happened to your child or family member, or a public incident that may reflect a broader pattern.
This form is intended to be clear, respectful, and practical. You do not need to write perfectly. You do not need to have every detail. Just share what you know as accurately as you can.
What to report.
Please use this form to report incidents such as:
Bias or discrimination
Unfair treatment in school, work, housing, public settings, or other environments because of Latter-day Saint identity or belief.
Harassment or threats
Verbal harassment, repeated targeting, threatening language, intimidation, or other behavior that made you feel unsafe or singled out.
Online hostility
Targeted digital harassment, coordinated ridicule, threats, doxxing concerns, or repeated anti-Latter-day Saint targeting online.
Public misrepresentation
Major falsehoods, harmful media portrayals, deceptive framing, or content that appears to be spreading misinformation about Latter-day Saints.
Social exclusion
Patterns of hostility, mockery, or exclusion in community, school, workplace, or social settings that reflect a meaningful pattern.
Incidents affecting others
Events you witnessed directly, incidents involving a student or family member, or public situations that deserve review.
What this form is for.
This form helps SAFE identify patterns, understand where bias is appearing, review whether a response may be appropriate, connect people with possible next steps or resources, and strengthen the public record around what Latter-day Saints are experiencing today.
Not every report will lead to public action. Some reports may be used only for internal tracking, pattern recognition, or future research. Others may help inform resources, story collection, advocacy, media response, or rights guidance.
What happens next.
After you submit a report, SAFE will review the information provided and determine what kind of follow-up, if any, may be appropriate. Depending on the situation, SAFE may log the report for pattern tracking, request additional information, refer you to relevant resources, consider the incident for research or reporting, or contact you if further follow-up is needed.
Submitting a report does not guarantee a specific action, legal intervention, media response, or personal representation. It does ensure that the incident is received, reviewed, and taken seriously.
What to include in your report.
The more specific your report is, the more useful it will be. If possible, please include what happened, when it happened, where it happened, who was involved, whether there were witnesses, whether this has happened before, and any screenshots, links, photos, messages, emails, or documents that help explain the situation.
If you do not have every detail, you may still submit the report.
Submit a report.
Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Optional fields help SAFE follow up if needed.
Every report helps build a clearer record.
Patterns matter. By documenting what happened, you help SAFE understand the realities Latter-day Saints face today and respond with greater accuracy and care.