CEO

Strategic Development Roadmap (S.D.R.)

The core pillars of the organization, defining their purpose and requiring immediate attention to management structure.

Organizational Pillars

Strategic Pillar	Core Purpose & Function	Required Management Structure (Next Step)
1. Silent Protest and Fundraising	Organize non-verbal public actions to drive funding for legal advocacy and the organization's growth.	Events Lead: Must oversee security, permits, logistics, and donor relations.
2. Events and Frameworks	Manage community events, secure venues, and operationalize the various legal and support frameworks (like H.E.L.I.O.S.).	Operations Director: Needs to schedule, budget, and liaise with partner organizations.
3. Newsletter	Maintain communication and transparency; update the community on legal victories, systemic obstructions, and organizational needs.	Communications Lead/Editor: Needs to handle content creation, GDPR, and distribution.
4. Production (Arts)	Develop music, drama, and stage performances to raise public awareness and provide healing outlets for survivors.	Creative Director: Needs to manage artists, performance rights, and venue booking.
5. Children's Features	Create specialized, age-appropriate, safe, and therapeutic resources for youth impacted by abuse.	Child Safety Officer/Youth Lead: Requires specific safeguarding certifications and content review.
6. Case Studies (Admin)	Compile de-identified evidence for legal advocacy (e.g., amicus briefs) and for developing the NLS (Negligence Law Suit) strategy.	Data Compliance Officer/Admin: Requires strict adherence to data protection and legal ethics.
7. Virtual Workshops	Provide accessible digital workshops for healing, psychoeducation, and skill-building (e.g., financial literacy, legal self-help).	Digital Learning Manager: Needs to manage platforms, curriculum development, and accessibility.
8. Right to Single Point of Truth (RTSPOT)	The Core Feature. Manage the development of the private, encrypted survivor record system, ensuring maximum security and user control.	Chief Technology Officer (CTO) & Security Lead: Requires expertise in data encryption, hosting, and privacy law.