Noncustodial Mothers of Other Countries

Across the world, many noncustodial mother's experiences are overlooked and under-represented. Whether your circumstances are recent or long-established, your voice matters.

We are gathering noncustodial mothers of interest from other parts of the world, who would like to do an event in 2027 for their country.

Why We’re Doing This

To create a space where non-custodial mothers feel seen and supported.
To understand how many mums share this experience in other countries.
To explore the possibility of meetups, online groups, or awareness events.
To amplify voices that are rarely heard in public discussions on parenting.
To show moms this is a worldwide matter happening and our government wants our children and using them for money.

Who We’re Looking For

We’d love to hear from you if you:

Are a non-custodial mother living in another country outside the US
Would like to connect with others in similar circumstances
Might be interested in organizing an event in your country.
Or simply want updates as this project grows.

There’s no obligation to participate beyond expressing interest. Comment below your name, email address, country, and interest or looking to run the event. We will add you to the email list.

The information you provide below is private and only the administrators will see your information.

*You will need to keep October 28th as Noncustodial Mother's Day and use the current logo in any demonstrations, advertising, etc.

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