Our Mission


Red Circle Project’s mission is to break cycles of abuse for survivors through education.

Our symbol explained:

The red circle represents the continuous cycles of abuse that survivors commonly experience after their first encounter that they survive. The plumb line cutting through it represents our cycles being interrupted through the pursuit of knowledge, honesty and inner accountability.

 About Me


Hi, I'm Francisco Miller.

"We rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame."

Romans 5: 3-5

 About Me


Hi, I'm Francisco Miller.

"We rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame."

Romans 5: 3-5

"We rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame."

Romans 5: 3-5

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Our Mission

Red Circle Project’s mission is to break cycles of abuse for survivors through education.


Our symbol explained:

The red circle represents the continuous cycles of abuse that survivors commonly experience after their first encounter that they survive. The plumb line cutting through it represents our cycles being interrupted through the pursuit of knowledge, honesty and inner accountability.



What We Teach

Understanding Vulnerability

In the world today, education on the characteristics of a vulnerable person and the indicators of our own emotional vulnerabilities is not common.

Do you know your indicators? Do you think you are a vulnerable person?

Understanding Intimacy

The definitions surrounding intimacy and love today are being slowly changed by storytelling that is normalizing us to predatory and self-exploitative behavior. Storytelling that is stripping people of permission to feel independent in their identity or hold to safer boundaries with strangers around them. Oftentimes, we are left feeling exploited and discarded in the wake of our attempts at giving away too much too quickly.


What is your definition of intimacy? Where does your definition of intimacy come from? Do you feel that you are approaching your relationships in a way that is safe for yourself long-term?

Understanding Grooming

The process of grooming often creates life-long harmful beliefs and habits. It is hard to recognize what has been normal to us for so long. Education on the patterns of groming tactics can help both adults and children protect themselves from a psychological harm that is beginning to surround us everywhere.

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What We Teach

  • Understanding Vulnerability

    In the world today, adults and children alike are not education on the characteristics of a vulnerable person and the indicators someone might give off that allows predators to know that they are one. 


    Do you know your indicators? 


    Do you think you are a vulnerable person?

  • Understanding Intimacy

    The definition of intimacy today is being slowly changed to reflect damaging emotional habits that strip people of feelings of independence or safe approaches to getting to know the people around them.  Oftentimes, we are left feeling exploited & discarded in the wake of our attempts at giving away too much, too quickly, and for survivors of abuse, this pattern of approaching intimacy unsafely can be a life-long habit; if not corrected. 


    What is your definition of intimacy? Where does your definition of intimacy come from? Do you feel that you are approaching your relationships in a way that is safe for yourself long-term?

  • Understanding Exploitation

    The process of grooming and exploitation oftentimes creates life-long habits that people are unaware of, but upon being informed, can increase a person’s ability to defend themselves properly. Education and insight into the patterns of a predator’s tactics used to brainwash & groom can help both adults and children protect themselves from a psychological harm that is beginning to surround us everywhere.

Ehren's Story


Ehren Elliott is a sexual assault survivor from Saint Louis, Missouri who has singular focus for educating the public about the long-term effects of grooming and abuse, to help both adults and children learn how to protect themselves from predators and manipulation.


Ehren first met a predator online almost 20 years ago, when she was 13, through a free trial for a chat room on her flip phone. She was groomed with porn, which desensitized her to many elements of rape and also indoctrinated her into many ways of behaving that continued to leave her open to more abuse for almost a decade afterwards.


Ehren is passionate about educating individuals on the long-term effects of grooming and physiological abuse, as well as the behavioral tells of predators, which she does not feel is discussed enough in the public sphere.

Ehren's Story


Ehren Elliott is a sexual assault survivor from Saint Louis, Missouri who has singular focus for educating the public about the long-term effects of grooming and abuse, to help both adults and children learn how to protect themselves from predators and manipulation.


Ehren first met a predator online almost 20 years ago, when she was 13, through a free trial for a chat room on her flip phone. She was groomed with porn, which desensitized her to many elements of rape and also indoctrinated her into many ways of behaving that continued to leave her open to more abuse for almost a decade afterwards.


Ehren is passionate about educating individuals on the long-term effects of grooming and physiological abuse, as well as the behavioral tells of predators, which she does not feel is discussed enough in the public sphere.

  • Ehren's Story

    Ehren Elliott is a sexual assault survivor from Saint Louis, Missouri who has singular focus for educating the public about the long-term effects of grooming and abuse, to help both adults and children learn how to protect themselves from predators and manipulation. 


    Ehren first met a predator online almost 20 years ago, when she was 13, through a free trial for a chat room on her flip phone. She was groomed with porn, which desensitized her to many elements of rape and also indoctrinated her into many ways of behaving that continued to leave her open to more abuse for almost a decade afterwards. 


    Ehren is passionate about educating individuals on the long-term effects of grooming and physiological abuse, as well as the behavioral tells of predators that she does not feel is discussed enough in the public sphere.

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