™ A public social and policy reform project seeking recognition, accountability and repair for relational harm. OUR PRINCIPLES
1 Family relationships are social infrastructure. Safe and meaningful family relationships are not merely private interests. They are a public good.
2 Family relationships have continuity across family configurations. Separation and family restructuring change relationships. They should not unnecessarily erase them.
3 Relational harm is real harm. The avoidable destruction, obstruction or severance of meaningful family relationships—including alienation and harmful family estrangement—can damage identity, belonging, memory, continuity and intergenerational connection.
4 Evidence requires equity and integrity. Claims of alienation, abuse, coercive control and relational harm should be assessed through consistent evidentiary standards, without prejudging credibility or assigning evidentiary weight by category alone.
5 Institutions must be accountable for avoidable relational harm. Courts, governments and professional systems should be accountable when their actions, assumptions, delays or failures contribute to unnecessary relational destruction.
Recognition is the first step. Collective action turns recognition into reform.
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