When Domestic Violence Goes Digital [Webinar]

Abuse has gone digital. Today, we spend more time online and on our devices than ever before, creating new safety risks for victims of gender-based and family violence. As such, it has become increasingly important to develop skills that prioritize the digital safety of victims and survivors.
In this 90-minute interactive session, Adam Dodge will discuss practical ways anyone can address and prevent tech-facilitated domestic violence and will cover:
- How to Center Digital Safety in Our work
- Why We Don't Have to Be Tech Experts to Keep People Safe
- Digital Safety Planning
- Tech-Enabled Trauma
- Nonconsensual Tracking
- Online Harassment
- Image-Based Abuse
- Engaging Youth and more.
Presented by Adam Dodge at EndTAB (endtab.org)
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[@Mrs.allonby-rs4ru]

Cloned phones. 9 of them. Apps on app store,ability to copy phone. Every detail! Home computers think my phone is only copy. Nightmare insues.

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[@aimee9878]

God will punish them. Use self-defense. I once had a boyfriend who bit me on my neck and a different one who did nothing but give me insults.