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Did you know stalking
​is a form of abuse?

​Leaving an unhealthy relationship

Stalking occurs when someone watches, follows, or harasses you repeatedly, making you feel afraid or unsafe, and may occur from someone you know, a past partner, or a stranger.

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Safety Plan

Abusive relationships are extremely complex situations and it takes a lot of courage to leave. Abuse is about power and control. When a survivor leaves their abusive relationship, they threaten the power and control their partner has established over the survivor’s agency, which may cause the partner to retaliate in harmful ways.
As a result, leaving is often the most dangerous period of time for survivors of abuse.

Interactive Safety Plan

Safety Plan (Spanish)

Safety Plan (English)

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Technology Safety & Privacy:
​A Toolkit for Survivors

In a growing digital world, you can expect more problems that will come with it. Abuse via digital means is becoming more widespread and increasingly dangerous. Learn how to navigate the world of technology while protecting yourself from potential digital or other types of abuses.
The link below will cover:

• General technology safety
• Phone and computer surveillance and safety
• Internet and other connected devices
• Online safety and privacy
• Technology and sexual assault
• Apps for smartphones and tablets

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​Domestic Violence During the Pandemic: Resources for Victims and Survivors

For some, the coronavirus has been a never-ending vacation built upon the comforts of home. But for victims of domestic abuse and intimate partner violence (IPV), the quarantine has been stressful – and incredibly dangerous.

This article will walk you through:

• Recognizing abuse
• Relationship red flags
• Barriers to leaving an abusive relationship
• Preparing to leave your abuser
• Support services to help you leave
• Protecting yourself after leaving​​

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