Training & TA

NRCC provides training and technical assistance (TA) to professionals addressing digital abuse against individuals, focusing on cyberstalking, nonconsensual distribution of intimate images (NDII), and technology-facilitated abuse. We cannot provide training, technical assistance, or direct victim services to victims, students, or the general public.

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Trainings

Staff & Agency Trainings

From 101 to advanced deep dives, we train professional organizations–law enforcement, community advocates, educators, and more– on awareness and preparation for responding to technology-facilitated violence.

Conference Keynotes

We are available to deliver customized, modular sessions or keynotes suitable for large, diverse audiences of professional responders.

On-Demand Webinars

We carefully plan webinar series to deliver updated information on new and evolving topics such as artificial intelligence. Many of our webinars are recorded and can be viewed on demand in our archive.

Training and TA Topics

NRCC supports professionals and communities to enhance their capacity to identify and respond to digital abuse. NRCC provides training and technical assistance to current and potential OVW grantees at no cost to the grantee. Geared towards advocates, educators, law enforcement, prosecutors, judges, and communities, NRCC offers information, resources, and individualized support. See below for examples of training and technical assistance topics.

Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence

Technology increasingly plays a significant role in sexual violence. This training will increase understanding about the use of technology to stalk, the non-consensual distribution of explicit or deepfake images, and other online campaigns to discredit survivors. Learn more about how to support survivors experiencing these harms.

Audience: Everyone

Investigating Cybercrime

When crimes occur online, achieving justice can seem especially difficult. Learn how to document online crimes and follow digital trails to successfully investigate and prosecute cybercrime.

Audience: Law enforcement, prosecutors, investigators

Digital Safety for Professionals

More and more, professional support workers face online threats, including harassment and scams, often because of the vital work they do for survivors. This training helps organizations understand these risks and prepare practical strategies to protect their teams.