Who we are

We’re a grassroots research and advocacy group committed to confronting domestic violence in Alabama — not just with words, but with action. Our team is made up of survivors, supporters, researchers, and advocates who believe in creating real, lasting change by centering the voices and experiences of women.

We’re not here to look away. We’re here to shine a light, collect the data, tell the truth, and build something better.

What We’re Doing

We’re currently focused on two major efforts:

Creating a Public Registry of DV Offenders in Alabama
Survivors deserve to know who they’re dealing with. Communities deserve transparency. We’re researching, advocating, and working with partners to bring this registry to life — and make it accessible to the public.

Holding Space for Women in Our Online Community
We host a private Facebook group where women can share stories, find support, and know they are not alone. Whether you’re healing, navigating systems, or just need to be seen and heard — you’re welcome here.

Why It Matters

Alabama ranks among the highest in the nation for domestic violence-related deaths. But the real story is in the silence — the women who aren’t counted, the harm that goes unreported, the systems that fail survivors over and over again.

We believe that naming what’s happening is the first step to changing it. Research gives us power. Stories give us soul. Community gives us strength.

Want to Join Us?

Whether you're here to learn, to support, or to find connection — we’re glad you're here.

You can:

  • Sign up for updates on our progress and events

  • Join our private Facebook group for support

  • Share your story anonymously

  • Advocate for policy change with us

We believe in collective action rooted in care — and we’d love to have you with us.

Contact us

Have a question, want to collaborate, or just want to share something with us? Drop us a message below. Whether you’re a survivor, a supporter, a researcher, or someone who just feels in your heart that you care — we’d love to hear from you.

🛑 Please note: This form is not monitored 24/7 and is not intended for crisis support. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 or reach out to the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 (SAFE).