Safety, dignity, and a way forward
The Anastasia Vashukevich Women’s Rights Project focuses on women’s safety, crisis prevention, and the conditions that help women and families regain stability after violence, coercion, exploitation, or severe hardship.
The project connects practical support pathways with research and education. Its purpose is to reduce isolation, help people find appropriate resources, and support longer-term resilience.
Project leadership
Anastasia Vashukevich
Anastasia Vashukevich, also known publicly as Nastya Rybka, is a writer, creative professional, and public commentator. She leads this HRAH initiative and contributes to its educational content, community connections, and program development.
The project launched on April 19, 2026. Its development is phased and depends on available resources and qualified partner support.
What the project works toward
- Safer pathways for women facing violence, threats, coercion, or exploitation.
- Connection to qualified crisis, legal, and community resources where available.
- Educational materials on boundaries, dignity, and recognizing harmful situations.
- Research on risks affecting women online and in vulnerable circumstances.
- Partnerships that support motherhood, children’s well-being, and family stability.
Requesting help or proposing a partnership
Use our contact form and mention the Women’s Rights Project. Briefly describe the situation, your country or state, and the type of support you need. Direct assistance depends on capacity, language coverage, and the circumstances of the case; not every request can be accepted.
We also welcome inquiries from qualified professionals, crisis organizations, researchers, and community partners who can contribute to a responsible support network.
Need immediate help?
This project is not an emergency hotline or a substitute for clinical care. In the United States, call 911 for immediate danger or call or text 988 for a suicide or mental health crisis. Elsewhere, contact your local emergency or crisis service.