Crime Victim Compensation
The Program Directory provides links to each state compensation program, where you can find specific information about benefits, requirements, and procedures.
Informational
Know Your Rights: The Take It Down Act
The Take it Down Act (TIDA) makes it a federal crime to publish intimate images without the consent of those pictured, including AI-generated content or deepfakes. This guide summarizes adult survivors’ rights under the law, outlines available legal and platform-based remedies, and highlights where to find comprehensive support and assistance.
Tips for Safer Online Dating
Online dating can come with challenges around privacy and safety, as abusive parties may misrepresent themselves and/or misuse access to and information about a victim to cause harm. The following tips are intended for victim advocates, law enforcement, and other professionals to share with victims when planning for online safety.
Apple AirTags Investigator Essentials
AirTags can be weaponized to stalk survivors. Learn more about how to identify the owner of the device, how to document the serial number, and how to safely disable.
Coalition Against Stalkerware
The Coalition seeks to combine its partners’ expertise in domestic violence survivor support and perpetrator work, digital rights advocacy, and cybersecurity to address the criminal behavior perpetrated by stalkerware.
How to Gather Technology Abuse Evidence for Court
Guidance on how to document evidence about technology-facilitated abuse for the courtroom.
Bluetooth Trackers Guide
Survivors concerned about stalking may want to learn about how to detect Bluetooth tracking devices and what they are.
AI In the Courtroom
For judges, prosecutors and courtroom advocates grappling with AI in the courtroom, this knowledge hub provides valuable resources for understanding AIs impact.
Combatting Cyber Abuse: A Manual for Advocates
A comprehensive manual for advocates addressing cyber abuse created by the New York Cyber Abuse Task Force.
Safety Net Office Hours and Mailing List
Safety Net within the National Network to End Domestic Violence offers professional development resources for advocates wanting to learn more about tech abuse.