About Hague Collective
Founded in 2019, Hague Collective is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing understanding of cross-border custody disputes involving domestic violence, coercive control, child safety, and the Hague Convention.
The organization promotes public awareness, survivor-informed dialogue, educational outreach, research awareness, and evidence-informed policy discussion.
Our Approach
Founded in 2019, Hague Collective is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing understanding of cross-border custody disputes involving domestic violence, coercive control, child safety, and the Hague Convention.
The organization promotes public awareness, survivor-informed dialogue, educational outreach, research awareness, and evidence-informed policy discussion.
Leadership
Breffni Wahl, Founder & President
Breffni Wahl founded Hague Collective following her personal experience navigating cross-border custody litigation under the Hague Convention. Since then, she has focused on increasing awareness surrounding the challenges families may face in international custody disputes involving domestic violence, coercive control, and multi-jurisdictional legal systems.
Jacquelyn Graham, Vice President
Jacquelyn Graham has extensive lived experience with international custody litigation and has participated in public awareness and advocacy efforts related to family court systems, coercive control, and cross-border custody disputes.
Jessica Donsky, Secretary
Jessica Donsky brings experience in organizational operations and human resources management, supporting Hague Collective’s administrative development and organizational coordination.
Charley Wahl, Treasurer
Charley Wahl is a business owner supporting the organization’s operational and financial administration.
Hague Collective also collaborates with advisors and professionals across policy, education, survivor advocacy, and related fields.