MormonLeaks is a Mormon document archival project from the Truth & Transparency Foundation (TTF), a nonprofit newsroom promoting transparency within religious institutions. MormonLeaks was the TTF's original project, founded on the belief that increased transparency within the Mormon Church results in fewer untruths, less corruption, and less abuse within Mormonism. The organization provides sources and whistleblowers the technical ability to anonymously submit sensitive documents for use by professional and citizen journalists for starting and expanding news reporting, public commentary, and criticism related to Mormonism.
Through 2018, all MormonLeaks releases were announced via the MormonLeaks Newsroom; however, starting in 2019, the TTF began publishing investigative news stories surrounding MormonLeaks' documents. You can read those stories at the TTF's website. The MormonLeaks Wiki continues to serve as a document archive and its changes can be followed here.
MormonLeaks uses SecureDrop, an open-source submission system that allows us to securely accept documents from and communicate with anonymous sources. This system is also used by many news organizations including the Washington Post, the Guardian, the New York Times, and many more.
Please visit submit.truthandtransparency.org for directions to submit documents to us via SecureDrop.