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Attorney Safety Guide
Attorneys who work on cases involving domestic and dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking (DVSAS)… Read more
Battered Women’s Justice Project
Court Practice in Domestic Violence Protection Order Cases: Creating Court Summary Information Forms
Because protection orders can be the basis by which someone is ineligible to receive a… Read more
Battered Women’s Justice Project
Court Practice in Misdemeanor Crimes of Domestic and Dating Violence Cases: Creating Court Summary Information Forms
Because misdemeanor convictions for crimes of domestic and dating violence can be the basis by… Read more
Battered Women’s Justice Project
U.S. v. Rahimi: Understanding the Implications for Protection Orders and Firearms Prohibitions
In June 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the federal law that prohibits domestic abusers… Read more
Battered Women’s Justice Project
What High Schools and Colleges Need to Know About Dating Violence and Firearms
In the United States, one in eight high school students reports having been subjected to… Read more
Bringing Offenders into Focus: Prosecuting Image Exploitation
Building a Coordinated Community Response (CCR) to Stalking
A CCR is a localized initiative that brings together key players – from the criminal justice system, the civil justice system, victim support services, and the broader community – to work together to support victims and hold offenders accountable. Stalking can be added to an existing CCR or a CCR specifically around stalking can be created. By sharing information, policies, protocols, strategies, and training, CCR teams can more successfully organize their respective agency responses to be more effective, holistic, and coordinated.
Coordinating the Campus Response to Stalking
A coordinated response to stalking on campus brings together key players – from public safety/campus police, student affairs, residential life, Title IX, and more – to work together to support victims and hold offenders accountable. By sharing information, policies, protocols, strategies, and training, campuses can more successfully organize each office’s response to be more effective, holistic, and synchronized.
Guiding and Supporting Victim Choices Regarding Participation in the Prosecution of SV and IPV
Not Just a Credibility Contest: SV Cases That Go Beyond ‘Offender Said, Victim Said’
Responding to Stalking: Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Program Guide
This Guide is for staff of supervised visitation and safe exchange programs to help identify stalking and respond appropriately to potentially dangerous situations. It provides basic information about the dynamics of stalking, how it intersects with intimate partner abuse, specific stalking tactics used when supervised visitation and safe exchange programs are involved, and issues to consider for policies and procedures.
Self-Collected Sexual Assault Kits: Assessing and Mitigating the Risks
Seeking Justice Through Sexual Violence Prosecutions
Fact sheet: Stalking & Adolescents (Spanish)
A fact sheet (in Spanish) highlighting the prevalence and impacts of stalking among adolescents
Stalking & Abuse in Later Life
A guide highlighting how stalking and elder abuse co-occur and intersect