HSCADV Public Calendar

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Stalking survivors are the experts on what it’s like to be stalked — and what responders can do to help. This webinar features a panel of stalking survivors and activists who will discuss their own experiences. They will reflect on what was helpful, challenges they encountered, and how victim service providers and criminal justice responders can better enhance stalking victim safety. SPARC Director Jennifer Landhuis moderates this panel, which amplifies the voices of three inspiring and insightful speakers.

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Stalking is a prevalent, dangerous and misunderstood crime. The dynamics and barriers often encountered in rural communities can be challenging when working to increase victim safety and offender accountability in stalking cases. This webinar will address common stalking tactics, the intersection between stalking and domestic violence and explore strategies for safety, accountability, and collaboration in rural stalking cases.

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This webinar is designed for non-tribal law enforcement professionals and will focus on building more effective relations when working with tribal law enforcement and tribal elder protection teams on elder abuse cases. The webinar will also cover how to serve older Native American adults outside tribal communities. Participants will learn best practices for communicating with Native American elders, and better understand how Native elders may describe their experiences of abuse. Emphasis will be placed on fostering respectful and productive engagement with Native American elders to ensure effective responses.

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This webinar covers the uses and misuses of, and potential vulnerabilities introduced by, artificial intelligence (AI) in a domestic and sexual violence context. It begins with a layperson-friendly explanation of AI, and discusses its implications for advocates and survivors on issues ranging from digital services to tech misuse to larger ethics. No technical background is required.

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The CoC is hosting the fourth of our DV Training Series: Intersections of DV and Substance Abuse. Presented by Ella Mojica, VP of Community Services at DVAC.

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Stalking is criminal, traumatic, dangerous and often misunderstood. This webinar provides an introduction to the crime of stalking, focusing on the definition, prevalence, dynamics, behaviors, and intersections with other victimizations (including intimate partner violence). This recurring webinar is offered periodically to provide foundational knowledge on the crime of stalking.