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A black-and-white poster (in Spanish) featuring crossed-out words and phrases that are commonly used to discount the experiences and feelings of stalking victims. Also shows the slogan “Stalking: Know it, name it, stop it.”

A black-and-white poster (in Spanish) outlining how stalking and intimate partner/domestic violence intersect and overlap

A fact sheet (in Spanish) highlighting the physical and mental health impacts on stalking victims/survivors

A fact sheet highlighting the physical and mental health impacts on stalking victims/survivors

A fact sheet (in Spanish) highlighting how possession and use of firearms can be used during a stalking course of conduct and considerations for risk assessment and safety planning when firearms are accessible to the perpetrator.

A guide outlining potential discussion questions and activities on seasons 1-3 of the Netflix television show “You” in anticipation of the fifth and final season.

This two-page resource 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 in Federal courts; Tribal courts; immigration courts; state family, juvenile, civil, and criminal court cases; and administrative law adjudications including immigration and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission adjudications. Judicial officers are strongly encouraged to read the full Guide prior to using this reminder resource during proceedings. This reminder sheet serves as a reference for judicial officers on stalking behaviors and how these behaviors relate to other crimes, to be better able to identify stalking in any type of case. Judicial officers are encouraged to make specific findings of fact regarding stalking and issue detailed orders designed to stop stalking behaviors, hold offenders accountable, and prevent dangerous consequences.

An infographic highlighting the physical and mental health impacts on stalking victims/survivors