Partner With The Fooled No More Foundation
Recognition on paper is not enough. Survivors need informed, coordinated responses in practice.
The Fooled No More Foundation collaborates with organizations and professionals who share our commitment to helping people recognize coercive control, regain independence, and move forward safely. We welcome mission-aligned partnerships that expand access to trustworthy information, trauma-informed services, practical tools, and meaningful systems change. Our partnerships are survivor-centered, gender-inclusive, and grounded in respect for each person’s autonomy and lived experience.
Why Partner With Us?
Together, we can expand access to education, qualified support, and practical tools while identifying recurring gaps in the systems survivors depend on. We seek responsible collaborations that strengthen survivor safety, access to justice, economic stability, and institutional accountability.
Together, we can:
• Help more people recognize coercive control and economic abuse.
• Connect survivors with qualified legal, mental-health, safety, and community resources.
• Expand access to education and practical tools regardless of financial means.
• Identify recurring gaps in the systems survivors depend on.
• Elevate survivor-informed solutions through responsible public education and policy advocacy.
Who We Work With
Survivor-Service Organizations
We welcome family-violence programs, shelters, community organizations, and survivor-led initiatives. Together, we can improve public education and develop clear, non-exclusive pathways to qualified services while preserving each survivor’s freedom to choose the provider and course of action that are right for them.
Legal, Mental-Health & Research Professionals
We invite legal-aid organizations, law firms, pro bono attorneys, licensed mental-health professionals, trauma-informed practitioners, researchers, educators, and universities to collaborate on education, training, privacy-protective research, and survivor-informed systems change within each professional’s qualified role.
Businesses, Foundations & Donors
Businesses, foundations, and donors can contribute professional services, technology, meeting space, education, or philanthropic support for free survivor resources, research, and policy work. Financial support never purchases referrals, endorsements, or preferential placement.
Ways to Collaborate
Resource and Referral Collaboration — Develop clear, non-exclusive pathways to qualified services while preserving each survivor’s informed choice.
Education and Training — Co-host workshops and community education on coercive control, economic abuse, post-separation abuse, digital safety, documentation, and trauma-informed responses.
Research and Survivor Listening — Support privacy-protective projects that identify recurring barriers without exposing or exploiting survivors.
Systems and Policy Advocacy — Explore practical reforms that improve safety, access to justice, economic stability, and accountability.
Pro Bono, In-Kind, and Philanthropic Support — Increase the Foundation’s capacity to provide free resources, education, research, and policy work.
Our Partnership Standards — Survivor safety, autonomy, dignity, confidentiality, nondiscrimination, trauma-informed practice, clear professional boundaries, and transparent fees, conflicts, and referral practices. The Foundation does not sell endorsements or referrals, and no provider receives preferential treatment because of a donation, sponsorship, or paid service.