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Tech Support for Survivors of Tech-Facilitated Abuse

Last Updated

October 5, 2026

Last Reviewed

October 5, 2026

Owner

NRCC
Topic
Doxxing Evidence IPV/Domestic Violence NDII/Intimate Image Abuse Safety Planning Spyware Stalking
Category
Victim Support
Audience
Advocates , Appropriate for survivors

Summary

Technology-facilitated abuse (TFA) is the misuse or repurposing of digital, electronic, or networked technologies to monitor, control, coerce, threaten, harass, stalk, exploit, impersonate, humiliate, sabotage, or otherwise harm another person. TFA can occur in domestic violence, intimate partner violence, dating violence, stalking, sexual abuse, harassment, fraud, or other forms of interpersonal harm.

Across the United States there are specialized technology support services for victims/survivors of TFA. These “Tech Clinics” are collaborations between victim service providers and technologists, and often focus on survivors of domestic violence. The clinics below are sensitive to the unique needs of survivors of domestic violence and stalking. As you work with victims of domestic violence, stalking, and TFA, consult the list below. If you are not sure if the survivor you are working with qualifies, contact the resource directly.