Document Author: AEquitas

A slideshow for a public awareness workshop on how stalking is presented in media.

A guided script for the facilitator of a public awareness workshop on how stalking is presented in media.

A guide for law enforcement officers detailing a wide range of threatening and disturbing behaviors that can be classified as stalking in four categories: Surveillance, Life invasion, Intimidation, and Interference […]

An article in pre-publication for the June/July 2020 issue of the Domestic Violence Report, published by the Civic Research Institute.

This bench card is designed for use in conjunction with the more comprehensive Judicial Officer Guide for Responding to Stalking and as a reference when considering the role of stalking […]

Adapted from T.K. Logan’s “Connecting the Dots: Advocates,” 2017. A handout covering the major stalking categories – surveillance, life invasion, intimidation, and interference (SLII).

The questions in this guide are meant to help identify stalking in the early stages of police response, during calls for service and investigations of other identified crimes.

By AEquitas and The National Black Prosecutors Association, with Wendy Gu and Priscilla Hamilton1 An article in pre-publication for the California District Attorney’s Association’s quarterly publication, Prosecutor’s Brief

Because there are very few stalking-specific service providers, stalking victims rely on domestic and/or sexual violence programs to assist them with safety planning and resources. In reviewing your agency’s response […]