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Policy Brief: The FRANKIE InitiativeFederal Registry for Abusers of Narcissistic Knowledge, Identity, and Exploitation

 Policy Brief: The FRANKIE InitiativeFederal Registry for Abusers of Narcissistic Knowledge, Identity, and Exploitation


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Executive Summary:The FRANKIE Initiative is a legislative proposal that seeks to establish a federally maintained registry of individuals with substantiated histories of narcissistic abuse—particularly those who exhibit patterns of psychological manipulation, coercive control, and identity-based exploitation. This initiative provides a structural safeguard for survivors, supports law enforcement and the courts, and deters serial psychological abusers. It is a critical companion to the Voiceless Justice Act and reflects an urgent national need for transparency and accountability in cases of psychological abuse.


Problem Statement:Narcissistic abuse, though often invisible, leaves deep psychological scars and drives many survivors to mental health crises, homelessness, and suicide. Predators exploit society’s ignorance and a lack of systemic tracking, moving freely from one victim to another across jurisdictions. There is currently no federal mechanism to track or identify such repeat psychological offenders.


Solution: The FRANKIE Initiative


1. National Registry of Narcissistic Abusers


Maintained by a federal agency (e.g., DOJ or HHS) with restricted, tiered access.


Inclusion requires a combination of legal, medical, and testimonial verification (e.g., restraining orders, psychological evaluations, consistent survivor reports).


2. Due Process and Legal Protections


An independent review board evaluates submissions.


Appeals and removal processes are clearly defined.


Survivor identities are always protected.


3. Standardized Reporting Framework


Accessible portals for survivors, clinicians, and law enforcement.


Verification steps to eliminate false accusations while prioritizing survivor safety.


4. Law Enforcement and Judicial Integration


Required consultation of registry in cases of DV, stalking, coercive control.


Pattern recognition algorithms to support prosecution.


5. Survivor Access Tools


Confidential lookup service.


Connection to legal, psychological, and emergency services.


6. Public Education and Prevention


National campaigns to de-stigmatize psychological abuse.


Public-private partnerships to promote awareness and training.


Impact Goals:


Reduce repeat victimization through awareness and deterrence.


Support early intervention for survivors.


Equip law enforcement and legal actors with tools to address psychological abuse.


Safeguards:


Independent oversight committee


Federal privacy compliance (HIPAA, FERPA, etc.)


Legal liability protection for survivors and clinicians reporting in good faith


Call to Action:We urge lawmakers to support the FRANKIE Initiative as part of a comprehensive policy package with the Voiceless Justice Act. Together, these proposals will create historic protections for survivors of psychological abuse and close a gaping hole in our national abuse prevention systems.


Public Explainer: What is the FRANKIE Initiative?


Have you ever met someone who seems charming at first, but leaves behind emotional devastation, confusion, and trauma? That’s often the hallmark of a narcissistic abuser and right now, there’s no national system to stop them from hurting more people.


The FRANKIE Initiative is here to change that.


What is it?A national registry that tracks verified narcissistic abusers those with patterns of coercive control, gaslighting, and identity manipulation.


Why is it needed?Narcissistic abuse doesn’t always leave bruises, but it leaves lasting damage. These predators thrive on silence. The FRANKIE Initiative helps survivors speak up, find justice, and stay safe.


How does it work?


Verified cases from courts, therapists, and survivor reports go into a secure national database.


Law enforcement and courts can use the database to spot patterns.


Survivors can confidentially check the registry.


What about false accusations?There’s a full review process, strict requirements for inclusion, and an appeals process for fairness.


How does it help me?


Protects you from repeat offenders.


Gives you access to support.


Raises national awareness so fewer people suffer in silence.


The FRANKIE Initiative honors the voices of those who’ve been silenced and builds a future where no survivor is left unprotected.


Heal Loudly. Fight Back. Demand Accountability.



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