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INFORM is an independent charity that was founded in 1988 by Professor Eileen Barker with the help of British Home Office funding and the support of the mainstream Churches. It is based at the London School of Economics.

The primary aim of INFORM is to help people through providing them with accurate, balanced, up-to-date information about new and/or alternative religious or spiritual movements.*

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INFORM does not tell you what to think about a group.
But we can give you information from a wide variety of sources so that you yourself can come to a more informed opinion.

INFORM does not tell you what to do.
But we can tell you the likely consequences of different actions, based on past situations and scholarly research.

Barker, Eileen, Ph.D.: "Harm and New Religious Movements" - abstract
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