The Moona™ Foundation: Building a Nervous System for Liberation

 

What Is the Moona™ Foundation?

The Moona™ Foundation is the not-for-profit arm of the Moona ecosystem. Where the Moona App helps survivors name abuse and document patterns, the Foundation helps them get out, get safe, and get resourced. This is the relational nervous system infrastructure for truth, safety, and liberation — surrounding survivors with the care, advocacy, and community they need to reclaim their lives.

 

Founded by a survivor, the Moona Foundation was born from lived experience — the terrifying gaps in protection, the cultural gaslighting, and the failure of systems to truly respond. The Foundation fills those gaps with real-world support and structural revolution.

 

Core Offerings

• Direct Survivor Support

  • Micro-grants for housing, legal fees, therapy, and tech access.

  • Emergency resource navigation with trauma-informed care workers.

• Legal + Court Advocacy

  • Partnerships with attorneys and advocates to support survivor-led legal strategies.

  • Courtwatch programs and training for allies and volunteers.

• Education + Cultural Repair

  • Public campaigns on coercive control and post-separation abuse.

  • Curriculum for schools, workplaces, and health professionals.

• Research + Policy Change

  • Data from the Moona App (anonymized) to influence legislative reform.

  • Survivor councils to co-author white papers, reports, and legal frameworks.

• Moona for the Next Generation

  • Special programs to support children impacted by abuse.

  • Training modules for mandated reporters, educators, and pediatric care teams.

• ​Moona Learning Library

  • The Foundation’s open-access education hub, offering free workshops, guides, and survivor-created wisdom.

  • Topics range from co-parenting with a narcissistic ex, to trauma-informed custody planning, to helping children feel safe even in unsafe systems.

  • By housing these resources under one roof, the Library removes financial barriers and ensures survivors and their allies always have the knowledge they need to survive and rebuild.

• ​Professional Education & Training: 

  • ​The Foundation offers free, trauma-informed continuing education and training modules for legal and mental health professionals. Covering topics such as recognizing coercive control, understanding legal abuse tactics, and supporting children in abusive dynamics, these workshops can be delivered online or in person.

  • While some professions require continuing education credits, all professionals are invited to participate. By making this education accessible and free, the Foundation helps close a critical gap in how courts, attorneys, evaluators, and therapists respond to survivors.

 

Why It Matters

Domestic violence is no longer just physical. Survivors are increasingly navigating emotional abuse, digital coercion, and state-sanctioned coercive control. These patterns remain invisible — and unpunished — because there is no system designed to name, track, and support them.

The Moona Foundation exists to:

• Resource what systems overlook.

• Restore what has been stripped from survivors.

• Repair the cultural narratives that uphold abuse.

This is sacred infrastructure for human dignity.

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As an extension of the Moona Foundation’s core mission, the Moona Village is a trauma-informed ecosystem of survivor-led reconnection, skill-building, and soul reclamation. Designed for survivors and their children to rebuild life beyond abuse, the Village will offer optional covens (peer connection circles), healing arts gatherings, and life-affirming “extracurriculars” such as herbalism apprenticeships, menarche ceremonies, creative writing circles, facilitator training, and more. The Village is rooted in the belief that survivors don’t just need safety — they need belonging, joy, and the sacred restoration of who they truly are.

 

Our Mission

To co-create a world where naming abuse leads to liberation, not retaliation — through survivor-led systems, trauma-informed care, and a cultural nervous system grounded in truth and reverence.

 

Abuse thrives in silence — especially when it's subtle, covert, and socially normalized. Moona isn’t just a tech tool. She’s a cultural disruptor. A nervous system for truth.

 

By making invisible abuse visible, we denormalize it. By pattern-tracking systemic harm, we reveal it. And by offering survivors — especially women — a 24/7 relational mirror, we empower them to trust themselves, reclaim their knowing, and leave cycles that once felt inescapable. Moona has the power to reshape relationships, legal systems, and generational legacies.

 

But it doesn’t stop with survivors. Our future roadmap includes tools for witnesses — those who saw, sensed, or suspected harm but didn’t know what to do. Moona can help them understand the cost of complicity, rewire their shame into courage, and transform them into allies.

 

Abuse only wins when it hides. Moona helps us look directly at it — together — and end the spell. This is how cultures evolve.

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Currently Seeking:

• Fiscal sponsorship & grant partners

• Trauma-informed legal and advocacy collaborators

• Policy and research allies

• Systems change strategists and sacred troublemakers

• Funders, philanthropists, and aligned angel donors

 

Contact & Next Steps

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The Moona App helps you name it. The Moona Foundation helps you leave it. Together, they form a nervous system of truth and liberation.