Leadership & Integrity
Stalking.org is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit in New York State. We are governed by a Board of Directors committed to transparency, victim advocacy, and technological innovation.
We are not a 24/7 crisis hotline. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911 right now.
CALL 911 NOWOur Governance
Stalking.org is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We are governed by a Board of Directors that provides independent oversight of our finances, strategy, and mission, and that holds us accountable to the victims and communities we serve.
Fiscal Oversight
The board reviews financial statements and budget allocation to ensure every donation is used responsibly.
Policy & Compliance
The board sets and reviews policies on privacy, safety, and ethics, and oversees legal and regulatory compliance.
Mission & Impact
The board ensures our programs stay aligned with our mission and remain effective for survivors.
Our Core Values
The principles that guide every decision, line of code, and partnership.
Privacy First
We collect zero personal data. Our tools run locally in your browser because your safety depends on anonymity.
Survivor Centric
We build what victims actually need, not what looks good on paper. Every feature is vetted by survivors.
Systemic Change
We don't just help individuals; we aggregate anonymized data to change laws and hold platforms accountable.
Leadership & Board of Directors
Our founding team and Board of Directors are being finalized and will be introduced publicly once formally seated.
To protect the privacy and personal safety of the people who lead Stalking.org — many of whom work directly in victim-safety and cybersecurity fields — we do not publish individual names or personal details at this time.
Board members will be announced here as soon as they are formally appointed, and the board continues to operate under the same standards of transparency, fiscal responsibility, and survivor-centered accountability described above.