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Reproductive Agency Empowerment Toolkit
Students will develop a practical toolkit to assess and strengthen bodily autonomy —the right and ability of individuals to make decisions about their own bodies without coercion, manipulation, or misinformation. They will: ✅ Conduct interviews with women, health workers, and community members to understand how bodily autonomy is supported or undermined in their daily lives—what challenges exist, and what helps people assert this fundamental right. ✅ Use these real-world insights to create a developmental framework (inspired by Clare Graves) that maps out levels of bodily autonomy —from survival-based compliance to full self-determination and collective advocacy. ✅ Identify micro-skills that support bodily autonomy—like assertiveness, emotional regulation, and information-seeking. ✅ Map social media messaging that aligns with these levels—seeing what messages resonate with different stages of autonomy development. ✅ Develop a set of culturally sensitive questions that can be used by health workers, educators, or community leaders to assess bodily autonomy in individuals—questions that map directly to these micro-skills and levels. ✅ Create a comprehensive, adaptable toolkit to meet women where they are— not to judge, but to support growth and agency .

Listening Lab Launch Market Roadmap
The Listening Lab is a new peer-to-peer wellness initiative developed by the Feminine Intelligence Agency (FIA) . Designed as a structured, non-therapeutic alternative to traditional mental health spaces, the Lab brings women together across race, class, and age to share presence, deepen empathy, and reconnect with their emotional intuition. Unlike self-improvement models, the Lab offers a rare space where no one needs to perform progress. It’s one hour outside of capitalism—no fixing, just listening. FIA is seeking a student team to help develop a market entry strategy that honors this unique offering while identifying the best pathways to reach aligned early adopters, especially in wellness, education, and community spaces.

Regulatory Compliance Assessment for AI-Driven Wellness Tools
Organization Overview: Feminine Intelligence Agency (FIA) is a social technology organization designing tools that help women identify and navigate coercive control, emotional manipulation, and toxic relationship dynamics. We create educational, preventative, and behavior-monitoring tools based on years of research in emotional abuse, psychological manipulation, and neurodivergent vulnerability. We are currently developing three core products: ChatBoy App – A conversational simulator that helps users recognize manipulative patterns in romantic dialogue. Player Identifier Chatbot – An AI tool that analyzes partner behaviors using a 30-trait profiling system to flag manipulative patterns. Listening Lab – A decentralized, peer-to-peer group support system focused on emotional regulation and boundary repair. This is designed as a non-clinical, high-safety alternative to therapy that fosters social discernment. We are also exploring future wearable integrations for early detection of emotional dysregulation and risk signals (e.g., increased stress reactivity, behavioral rabbit holes, patterns of submission or freeze responses). Project Objective: FIA seeks Regulatory Affairs students to conduct a comprehensive compliance and ethics assessment of our digital tools and data practices. The goal is to ensure that our platform is both legally compliant and ethically sound as we scale into emotional wellness, AI-based coaching, and potentially biosignal-based wearables.

Cybersecurity Virtual Fair Deployment
The FIA Cybersecurity Virtual Fair is a peer-led, interactive event that helps women—especially those facing heightened digital risks—take immediate, practical steps to secure their online lives. Over the past year, FIA has conducted extensive research and content development for the fair, including: ✅ A marketing and outreach plan ✅ Partnership opportunities and engagement strategies ✅ Preliminary drafts of micro-course modules and quizzes ✅ A pre-assessment survey for tailoring booths ✅ Early drafts of booth content on key topics (like 2FA, phishing, password management, and more) However, these materials exist in a fragmented, draft stage . What’s needed now is for a skilled team to integrate, polish, and finalize everything— turning these materials into a professional, deployable program .