Nebula
Within prevention frameworks, we support survivors of battering, SA, IPV & DV with community & physical resources in crisis & in their empowerment; and we assist neighbors & mutual aid groups learn how to build liberatory practices in their groups.
Contributors
Nebula is all of us
Our contributors 26
Thank you for supporting Nebula.
Star
Admin
Melissa
Admin
Anai V
Admin
Chris
Admin
Ahmad
Admin
Conant Family...
$25,000 USD
Crossroads Fund
$20,000 USD
Bennett Smith
$5,050 USD
Cross Neighbo...
$2,500 USD
Solidarity fo...
$2,399 USD
Guest
$500 USD
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
Fund Disbursement
Category
Divested (fund disbursement)
from Ecological Democracy Institute of North America to Nebula •
-$3,095.91 USD
Paid
Invoice #222255
Credit from Survivors Emergency Fund to Nebula •
+$331.55USD
Completed
Balance transfer
Debit from Survivors Emergency Fund to Nebula •
-$331.55USD
Completed
Balance transfer
$
Today’s balance--.-- USD
Total raised
$59,583.53 USD
Total disbursed
$59,583.53 USD
Estimated annual budget
$15,104.40 USD
Connect
Let’s get the ball rolling!
News from Nebula
Updates on our activities and progress.
2023 OCF End of Year Update
To all donors,Thank you for your donations. Special shout out to RG people. We’ve been struggling to stay connected with y’all for in-person opportunities, but many attempts have not been possible because of incompatible sc...
Published on December 24, 2023 by Chris
Nebula's Cash Assistance Program
Nebula’s Cash Assistance Program[*] is as follows. INTENDED IMPACTWe intend to help people we are working with to stay safe and alive. INTENDED RECIPIENTSAre people experiencing or who have recently experienced domestic violence or intimate...
Published on April 4, 2023 by Chris
December 2022 Update
DEAR CONTRIBUTORS, please let us know what else you may request from us in terms of transparency. We appreciate your help. Here follows a short report that satisfies OCF’s annual request for us to answer the questions, “What did you accompl...
Published on December 12, 2022 by Chris
About
Content warning: This article or section, or pages it links to, contains information about domestic violence, sexual assault, identity-based discrimination, and harassment. We intentionally place this content warning, acknowledging that our content may be difficult to read. We encourage you to care for your safety and well-being.
Mission Statement
We are survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, former NPIC workers, care workers, and neighbors who are passionate about the safety, well-being, and autonomy of survivors of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and IPV. We have seen and experienced firsthand how the NPIC, the government, the police, and the Prison Industrial Complex have failed survivors by further traumatizing and leading to displacement without real solutions.
We aim to find real solutions that provide a healing environment and center self-determined autonomy to support survivors who do not neatly fit the “perfect survivor narrative” that is often imposed on survivors by the NPIC and other institutions. We seek to support and help aid those who are often Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Poor, Houseless, Criminalized, HIV+, sex workers, migrants, LGBTQIA & Trans, and other oppressed people not mentioned who due to these systematic barriers, amongst others, are not receiving the help they need to support them and their agency.
We are not a charity, but a collective of caring individuals across genders, races, and other intersecting identities who through solidarity aim to provide direct action and direct solutions to counter DV, especially during a housing crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic that still greatly afflicts our communities.