Educate yourself.
Reclaim your power.
Be an advocate for change.
Courses created by a survivor, nurse, advocate, and self-represented litigant with two decades of experience, in addition to experience in federal district court, federal appellate court, and the Supreme Court of the United States — designed to help women understand their rights, navigate the courts, and stand confidently as their own best advocates.
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Most survivors walk into court without the knowledge or confidence to be heard.
These courses help bridge that gap — translating complex legal systems into plain language, showing how those systems impact trauma, how trauma affects those systems, and helping you turn your lived experience into advocacy.
You don’t need a law degree to advocate for yourself or your children — you need knowledge.
Survivors of domestic abuse
The courses are tailored to provide knowledge to survivors of domestic abuse because trauma often leads to disability and makes self-advocacy extremely difficult. With this knowledge, you gain valuable insights that help you do just that.
Self-represented litigants
For self-represented litigants who are advocating for themselves and their children, substantial rights and protections are involved and knowledge gaps exist. These courses help bridge that gap.
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FAQ
No. These courses are designed for beginners — survivors, advocates, and anyone ready to learn.
Yes! The nonprofit organization is committed to empowerment through education and advocacy. As it grows, so will the offerings.
Absolutely — in fact, that’s the goal. Survivors are in need of education and advocates. These courses help with both.
As wonderful as it would be to offer the courses for free, there is overhead with developing, managing, and hosting them.
You're already a survivor. Empower yourself to be an advocate.
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