About the Yellow Rose Foundation

The Yellow Rose Foundation is an independent research and advocacy initiative focused on the legal and institutional recognition of coercive control, psychological harm, and other psychological forms of domination that often occur outside conventional understandings of violence.

The Foundation examines how patterns of control, intimidation, and psychological pressure can operate across interpersonal, technological, and institutional environments, and how these patterns are frequently overlooked within existing legal and policy frameworks.

Its work focuses on conceptual development, policy-oriented analysis, and public commentary intended to support informed discussion.

The Foundation does not operate as a service provider and does not offer counselling, advocacy services, or legal advice. Its role is limited to research, public discourse, and the development of conceptual tools that may assist broader conversations about law reform and accountability.

Research frameworks, commentary, and working papers associated with the Foundation are published externally through professional and academic platforms, including Figshare and other research repositories such as Zenodo and ResearchGate.

This website functions as a stable domain presence for the Foundation and a reference point for its work.

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