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You Are Not Alone.

Turning Tragedy Into Advocacy, Awareness, Education, and Hope.

ABOUT US

The Austin Tyler Foundation supports survivors and children affected by domestic violence through awareness, education, and healing.

Domestic violence leaves a lasting impact on individuals, children, families, and entire communities. At the Austin Tyler Foundation, we are committed to raising awareness, educating the public, supporting survivors, and advocating for meaningful change that helps break the cycle of abuse.

Founded by domestic violence survivor, former law enforcement officer, advocate, and mother Ladonna (Wilkerson) Roberts, the foundation was born from personal tragedy and built on the belief that hope can lead to healing and action. Every program, resource, and initiative reflects a commitment to creating safer communities while ensuring survivors know they are seen, heard, and never alone.

We believe education saves lives, advocacy creates lasting change, and every survivor deserves the opportunity to heal, rebuild, and move forward with dignity and hope.

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WHAT WE DO

Our Mission In Action

EDUCATE

We provide education and awareness about domestic violence, healthy relationships, trauma, prevention, and survivor support.

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ADVOCATE

We advocate for survivors, children, and families affected by domestic violence and work to strengthen community responses.

EMPOWER

We support survivors by connecting them with information, resources, education, and opportunities for healing and growth.

Unity And Strength
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REMEMBER

Through the legacy of Austin Tyler, we continue to bring awareness to the devastating impact of domestic violence on children and families.

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GET INVOLVED TODAY

Together, We Can Make a Difference

Whether you are a survivor, advocate, volunteer, donor, professional, or community member, there is a place for you in this work.

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE U.S.

The Hard Truth

1 in 5

women have experienced contact sexual violence by an intimate partner.

1 in 4

women have experienced severe physical violence.

1 in 8

women have been stalked by an intimate partner.

1 in 5

homicide victims in the United States are killed by an intimate partner.

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COLLABORATION

Our Partners & Sponsors

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