
Aster Ellis Fund
Direct help for survivors
We put detection, removal, and support directly into survivors' hands, free of charge and free of red tape.
Erasing Image-Based Sexual Abuse for All Survivors
of U.S. adults have experienced image-based sexual abuse
of people under 24 are affected, and AI is accelerating this crisis
survivors we aim to serve in our first year through free scholarships
What Survivors Tell Us
Numbers like these can feel abstract until it happens to you. Survivors describe the same moment over and over: the stomach-drop of seeing your own image somewhere you never put it, the racing thought of who else has seen it, the fear that no one will believe you or know what to do.
This fear is common. It's also not the end of the story. This is survivable and there is a path forward, even if it doesn't feel like it right now.

What is IBSA?
Image-based sexual abuse, or IBSA, encompasses a wide range of abusive activities including the creation, manipulation, theft, extortion, threatened or actual distribution, or any use of images for sexual purposes without the meaningful consent of the person/s depicted or for purposes of sexual exploitation. It is also referred to as non-consensual intimate imagery, or NCII.
What We Do

Aster Ellis Fund
We put detection, removal, and support directly into survivors' hands, free of charge and free of red tape.

The Complicit Index
We follow the money behind image-based abuse, naming the networks and infrastructures that profit from it, and pushing them to change.

Research & Education
We turn anonymized data into the evidence lawmakers and educators need to get ahead of this crisis.
“Every survivor deserves true peace of mind. No survivor should face this abuse alone.”
Aster Ellis Fund
Your gift funds weekly image detection, removal, and support for a survivor who could not otherwise afford it.
One month of weekly monitoring and support
A full year of protection and support (best value)
Our Roots
Our founders have spent more than two decades in this fight sitting with survivors in their worst moments, and helping build the laws and tools that are only now catching up to the harm. We're a new organization, but this work is not new to us. That's why we believe, without hesitation, that healing and justice are possible.