Our resource library includes toolkits, tools, step-by-step guides, academic research, and self-paced trainings from across the web. We review each resource carefully for quality and organize it by topic and audience. You can browse our entire library below by topic, category, or goal.
Resources that can be shared directly with a victim or survivor in crisis, or used by an advocate to aid in technology-inclusive safety planning or reporting a cybercrime.
For judges, law enforcement, prosecutors, and crime victim advocate seeking information on topics like AI in the courtroom or online investigations.
Guidance for all professional organizations looking to enhance their capacity to protect themselves and victims from technology-facilitated violence.
This webinar provides law enforcement with practical skills in investigating doxing.
This course for law enforcement introduces learners to the concept of digital footprints and best practices in protecting personally identifiable information (PII).
This course for law enforcement and investigators focuses on the basics of preservation letters – what they are, their purpose, language to include, how to locate contact information, and how to submit them.
A self-paced, intensive course for law enforcement that provides a comprehensive overview of the issues surrounding digital media in relation to criminal investigations.
A self-paced course for law enforcement on investigating doxing.
A self-paced eLearning course for law enforcement and investigators on the crime of cyberstalking and how to investigate it.
For law enforcement and investigators, an introductory webinar on the unique aspects of stalking in domestic violence situations.
A webinar for investigators to learn how to investigate non-consensual tracking devices used in stalking and IPV.
The official privacy center for Meta platforms including Instagram and Facebook can be a useful starting place for improving survivor privacy and security on social media.