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The stalking log should be used to record and document all stalking-related behavior. Recording this information will help to document the behavior for protection order applications, divorce and child custody cases, or criminal prosecution. It can also help you remember individual incidents later, which you might need for reporting purposes.

Statistics and considerations to help those providing services to stalking victims/survivors in Native communities improve their response.

Handouts to help facilitate the public awareness workshop “Stalking on Campus.”

A resource outlining the myriad ways stalkers may misuse the legal system to continually victimize their victims and how prosecutors, victim advocates, and court personnel can help mitigate these harms before, during, and after court.

Review this guide for tips on how to promote your training/awareness event without inadvertently contributing to myths and misconceptions about stalking.

Safety planning on college campuses can be particularly challenging given the geographic confines of the campus as well as the intertwined social networks between victims and stalkers. This guide aims to help improve the safety planning response to stalking on college campuses.