Research Tool

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Coercive Control & Digital Safety Dashboard

A policy research and survivor support tool mapping U.S. coercive control statutes, recording laws, and institutional reporting pathways. Select a module below.

Survivor Safety

Am I Safe to Record?

Check your state's recording consent law, identify coercive control patterns, and find immediate support resources.

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Advocacy & Research

U.S. Law Map

Interactive choropleth map of coercive control statutes and recording consent tiers by state, with per-state detail panels.

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Policy Analysis

Comparative Law Table

Sortable, filterable table of all 51 jurisdictions. Federal workplace statutes, pending legislation tracker, and CSV export.

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Institutional Response

Workplace & Reporting

Federal reporting pathways (EEOC, FMLA, NLRB, OSHA), state-level context lookup, and institutional resource directory.

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Data covers all 50 states + D.C. Laws change — verify current status with a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction before taking action.

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Advocacy & Research

U.S. Coercive Control & Recording Law Map

Interactive map of all 51 jurisdictions. Toggle between coercive control statute coverage and recording consent tiers. Click any state for details.

State Detail

Click a state on the map or use the dropdown above to view its statute details.

Recording Tier
Coercive Control Status

National Resources

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Not legal advice · Not mental health advice · For educational and informational purposes only