ASSOCIATION AJC POUR LES DROITS DES VICTIMES DE VIOLENCE MORALE INTRAFAMILIALE

The AJC association was created in 1999. It was the first organization in France to specialize in domestic moral violence (psychological abuse, manipulation, harassment) and is currently a leading organization in this field. Its innovative operational model, which combines legal and psychological expertise, along with its qualified team, enables it to support, advise, and assist hundreds of victims each year, primarily women and children. Furthermore, AJC boasts a highly developed research division composed of researchers, trainee magistrates, and psychologists who have specialized in moral violence for many years. This advanced expertise allows the organization to stay at the forefront of developments in this field and to continually adapt its support and training methods to meet the specific needs of victims and professionals. AJC also conducts awareness-raising, prevention, and advocacy activities, and offers targeted trainings, particularly for justice and healthcare professionals. ------------------------ AJC is currently coordinating the NAOMI - Navigating AI and Internet Safety for Young Females’ Mental Health - project with Greek and Bulgarian partners. More information on https://naomi-project.eu/about/ The NAOMI project is a strategic Erasmus+ (KA210) initiative that addresses the complex and urgent intersection of digital safety, mental health, and gender inclusion in the digital era. Focused on supporting marginalized young females aged 18 to 30, NAOMI equips its participants with the essential knowledge, tools, and critical thinking skills required to safely and confidently navigate the online world. Simultaneously, the project enhances the professional capacities of youth workers, enabling them to better assist this vulnerable demographic through tailored training and targeted resources.