Charter

Intact Global, Inc.

Friday, March 22, 2024

501(c)(3) application pending.

Intact Global is Incorporated in Delaware, headquartered in California and is a registered Foreign Entity in Oregon.

To protect all children from forced, non-religious genital mutilation.

A world where all children are free from the harm of forced, non-religious genital mutilation.

We primarily serve those at risk of or affected by forced, non-religious genital mutilation, families seeking to protect their children’s bodily integrity, and advocates for children’s rights and bodily autonomy.

Eric Clopper, a lifelong advocate against forced, non-religious genital mutilation, founded Intact Global, Inc. to swiftly combat this child abuse through legal, educational, and advocacy initiatives.

We measure success by the total number of children we can legally protect from forced, non-religious genital mutilation.

We are challenging existing state laws by arguing that they violate constitutional guarantees of equal protection on the basis of sex.

We operate under three core beliefs: every child has the human right to bodily integrity; forced, non-religious genital mutilation is a violation of human rights; and prohibiting such practices is both scientifically justified and morally imperative.

Our decision-making is guided by three principles: we base our positions on evidence, we ground our words in empathy, and we align our actions with the best interests of our beneficiaries.

Our organization is non-political and non-religious. We focus solely on protecting all children from forced, non-religious genital mutilation. We welcome support from all backgrounds to promote children’s rights and bodily autonomy.

Our mission to protect all children from forced, non-religious genital mutilation (including "corrective surgeries") explicitly includes intersex children.

Our Board of Directors consists of Eric Clopper as President; Peter Trevino as Vice President; Joe McCormack as Treasurer; William Wong as Secretary; and Che Johnson as Board Member.

Our Executive Team consists of Eric Clopper as Executive Director; Peter Trevino as Communications Director; Joe McCormack as Director of Development; William Wong as Director of Marketing; and Che Johnson as Director of Community Development.

Our organization is comprised of six key committees: Litigation, Coalition, Conference, Intactivisim, Fundraising, and Communications. For information about joining our advisory board or lending your expertise, please contact us.

We bring the many disparate stakeholders of the Intactivist Movement together to form a unified front to protect children.

We seek individuals committed to our mission to protect children from forced, non-religious genital mutilation. Ideal Board members will align with our values, demonstrate integrity, leadership, strategic vision, resilience, and bring expertise in fields like law, medicine, advocacy, or finance.

Every major decision begins with committee research, reviewed by the Communications Committee for mission alignment, assessed by the Executive Team for risk and impact, and then recommended to the Board for approval or rejection.

Our conflict resolution process is grounded in a Mission-First principle, encouraging direct, confidential resolution between parties while keeping our mission as the central focus. If conflicts remain unresolved, they escalate through a structured mediation process.

Our mission aims to set a legal precedent with a state challenge, drive multiple state challenges to reach the U.S. Supreme Court, and secure a ruling that ends forced, non-religious genital mutilation nationwide, ensuring equal protection for all children.

We focus on four key areas: challenging unconstitutional laws through Intact Litigation, establishing a united Intact Coalition, cultivating a strong community through our annual Intact Conference, and empowering everyday Intactivists to accelerate our mission success.​

Our core initiatives were established by evaluating them for alignment with our mission, researching gaps and opportunities, planning to acquire necessary resources, and developing strategies for execution.

We evaluate our initiatives based on measurable outcomes, data support for continued efforts, opportunities for improvement, and how effectively each initiative advances our mission.

Our fundraising strategy focuses on pooling resources with Intact Coalition members, partnering with supportive businesses through sponsorships, engaging individual donors through events and outreach, and securing funding via grant applications.

Our donor relations strategy focuses on radical transparency, providing detailed progress updates, building community through events, and fostering direct, personalized interactions through our online communities.

Our Coalition & Partnerships strategies aim to build a broad network of allies, committed to children’s rights, prioritizing action-oriented partners who drive change, challenge norms, and cultivate long-term, trust-based support to achieve our mission.

Our visual identity consists of a logo featuring a newborn boy and girl weighing equally on the scales of justice, baby blue and pink for innocence and balance, a bold and highly legible primary font that's paired with a gentle, warm, and sophisticated secondary font.

Our core message is delivered in a clear and straightforward manner, is consist and memorable, and maintains a universal appeal that resonates with all audiences by emphasizing equality and justice.

Our discourse advocates for justice and children’s rights, is grounded in credible science, promotes equality, educates and informs, and fosters a spirit of cooperation.

Our voice is defined by passion, empathy, science, and an unwavering spirit. Our tone remains respectful, constructive, strategic, supportive and offers hope to our beneficiaries.

Our media relations strategy is based on us acting as our own media outlet to ensure control of our narrative, crafting adaptable messages for decentralized distribution, inviting traditional media outlets to engage with us, and leveraging social media’s viral potential.

Our social media strategy engages with people online with the same integrity as in real life, focuses on mission-driven dialogue, manages conflicts strategically without unnecessary escalation, stays on message, and otherwise ignores/avoids the noisy and disruptive side internet culture altogether.

We disavow any communications, statements, or actions that do not align with our mission, core values, code of ethics, voice and tone guidelines, or any aspect of our broader strategies.

We strictly adhere to the IRS guidelines for lobbying and political activities as defined on the IRS website and on this page.

We safeguard our organization, supporters, and beneficiaries by requiring directors, officers, employees, and contractors to disclose potential conflicts, ensuring transparency, integrity, and accountability in all operations and decisions.

We provide a safe and confidential environment for board members, directors, employees, volunteers and stakeholders to report unethical or illegal activities within our organization without fear of retaliation.

We have strict guidelines for accepting gifts, grants, and donations to ensure that all accepted contributions align with the our mission, values, and legal obligations.

We systematically manage documents and records to ensure compliance with legal, regulatory, and operational requirements while also mitigating risks and promoting transparency and accountability.

We collect and use personal information on our website while providing data access and correction options, emphasizing our commitment to transparency, security, and compliance with data protection regulations.

We use a variety of cookies on our website and offer users an easy way to manage their preferences, ensuring transparency and compliance with data protection regulations.