About Us

The Endora team is a diverse coalition of researchers, activists, artists, programmers, human rights workers, journalists, and clinic escorts from across the country and the world. We come from every corner of the bodily autonomy movement, united by a single belief: everyone deserves to live their life safely.

We started this work because the escalating attacks on marginalized communities demanded a new kind of response. The need for Endora grew directly from the abortion movement, which asked us to solve problems that had no existing solutions. They needed help identifying bad actors, collecting online evidence, warning of upcoming events, and establishing basic protocols for digital safety and documentation.

As we tackled these challenges, we saw a clear pattern: the same extremists targeting the abortion movement were also targeting LGBTQIA+, racial justice, disability, and sex worker rights advocates. We realized that bodily autonomy groups are the bellwether for broader extremism.

By focusing on these frontline communities, we are building the infrastructure needed to push back. We learn from their existing practices, help them map their specific threats, prepare for potential incidents, and connect them with messaging teams, legal allies, and local supporters. Together, we are creating a resilient network capable of withstanding and disrupting these attacks.