Know Your Rights
PilotPlain-language workshops, clinics and guides on family law, in the languages women actually speak.
What's next: growing locality by locality, and building a downloadable rights library.
We are a young organization. We would rather show you where we really are — and what we are working toward — than inflate numbers we cannot stand behind. This is our honest picture.
The four labels we use everywhere
Running now, available to the women we serve.
Running in a limited way, while we learn and grow it.
Being set up now — not yet open to the public.
Committed to, with a clear intent — not yet started.
Each program, where it stands today, and what comes next.
Plain-language workshops, clinics and guides on family law, in the languages women actually speak.
What's next: growing locality by locality, and building a downloadable rights library.
Confidential, voluntary mediation led by women jurists — never used where there is danger.
What's next: a volunteer mediator pathway and training, and a simple, honest way to track outcomes.
Group and one-to-one psychosocial support, integrated with our legal and mediation work.
What's next: setting up support circles with clear safety and referral steps before we open them.
Skills and a trade for widows and single mothers — paired with the confidence to use them.
What's next: designing the first skills cohort. A savings or cooperative element is also planned, not yet live.
See how the programs connect on our Programs page.
Illustrative — not a real person
A woman's story is hers to tell. We share stories only when they are anonymized or shared with full consent, and we say clearly when an example is illustrative rather than a specific person. No real face or name appears here without permission.
[PROOF: collect with consent] — we are gathering these carefully, never rushing a woman's story for our benefit.
Until we can publish verified figures, we will not invent them. These are the measures we are putting in place, so that when we do report numbers, you can trust them.
What we track
Women reached
How many women take part in a workshop, clinic, mediation or support session.
What we track
Sessions held
Workshops, clinics and support sessions delivered, and where.
What we track
Mediations
How many mediations are opened — and, with care, how they conclude.
What we track
Cohorts
Skills cohorts run, and how many women complete them.
What we track
Agreements reached
How many families reach a written agreement through mediation, without going to court.
When we publish numbers, they will be ours — measured, not borrowed or inflated.
Annual activity summary
What we did, where, and who took part — once our measurement is in place
Annual finance summary
Income and how it was used, approved by the General Assembly