Organizations interested in partnering with Unsilenced are invited to complete our Partnership Survey. Please include information about your organization, the type of partnership you are interested in, and any specific skills, resources, or programs you would like to contribute. A member of our team will follow up within 3 business days to discuss next steps.

Unsilenced welcomes partnerships with a wide range of organizations, nonprofits, community groups, faith-based organizations, law firms, mental health practices, universities, corporations, and civic associations. Whether your organization wants to contribute time, funding, or specialized expertise, there is a partnership model designed to fit your capacity and mission.

There are three primary partnership tracks: Volunteer Partnerships (contributing staff or members as skilled volunteers), Donor & Funding Partnerships (providing financial or in-kind support), and Special Project Partnerships (collaborating on specific initiatives such as Project SPEAK, investigative research, or legal and policy work). Many organizations combine more than one track depending on their capacity and goals.

Organizations interested in partnering with Unsilenced are invited to complete our Partnership Survey.

Organizational partners most commonly sponsor volunteers in the following areas: 

• Investigators (for organizations with researchers, social workers, or legal professionals)
• Professional/Specialist roles (for law firms, mental health practices, and policy organizations)
• Outreach & Program Support (for community-facing organizations interested in Project SPEAK and grassroots awareness)
• Admin Support (for corporate partners with data, records, or translation capacity). We work with each partner to identify the best match.

Yes. Organizations can co-sponsor or host Project SPEAK events in person or virtually as part of an Outreach & Program Support partnership. Partnering organizations can help expand Project SPEAK’s reach to new audiences, including employees, clients, students, or community members. Our Outreach team will work with you on logistics, materials, and scheduling. 

Absolutely. Unsilenced’s Professional/Specialist volunteer track is designed specifically for credentialed professionals. Licensed mental health providers may support future group facilitation work; attorneys and paralegals can contribute to legal research and policy templates; and credentialed presenters can join Project SPEAK as speakers. All professional volunteers complete an enhanced confidentiality agreement and role-specific training before beginning their assignment.

Organizations can support Unsilenced through direct donations, multi-year funding commitments, event sponsorships, and matching gift programs. Funding partners help sustain Unsilenced’s investigative work, survivor advocacy programs, community outreach, and training infrastructure. Tim Pitoniak, our Senior Director of Volunteer Programs and Partnerships, would be happy to discuss a giving arrangement that aligns with your organization’s priorities. He can be reached at tpitoniak@unsilenced.org.