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Technology Safety

NNEDV's Safety Net: National Safe & Strategic Technology Project creates resources to help victims and agencies respond effectively to the many ways that technology impacts victims of domestic and dating violence, sexual violence and stalking, including:

1 Technology Safety Planning with Survivors
2 Privacy Considerations When Posting Content Online
3 The New Age of Stalking: Technological Implications for Stalking (2010 Juvenile and Family Court Journal article)
4 A High-Tech Twist on Abuse: Technology, Intimate Partner Stalking and Advocacy (paper)
5 Who's Spying on Your Computer? Spyware, Surveillance, and Safety for Survivors
6 Tech Savvy Teens: Choosing Who Gets To See Your Info
7 Myths & Realities of Identity Change
8 Data Security Checklist to Increase Victim Safety
9 FAQs on Survivor Confidentiality Releases
10 A High-Tech Twist on Abuse (article)
11 Survivor Confidentiality and Privacy: Releases and Waivers At-A-Glance
12 Assessing Organizational Readiness to Provide Online Advocacy & Services
13 High-Tech Stalking
14 Social Networking & Privacy Tips for Domestic & Sexual Violence Programs
15 Online Privacy & Safety Tips
16 5 Ways To Make Sexual Assault Services More Accessible Using Assistive Technology
17 Website Safety. Tips For Advocacy Organizations
18 Selecting A Database
19 Assistive Technology
20 Protection Order Registries & Databases
21 Address Confidentiality Programs
22 Computers and Networks