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“A largely misunderstood phenomenon, child labor trafficking affects a wide range of children, including U.S. and foreign-born children, in a variety of industries from agriculture to domestic work.”
This comprehensive webpage talks about the basics of both labor and sex trafficking and shows commonalities or ‘storylines’ that are seen in trafficking cases such as domestic labor, familial trafficking, the exploitation of addiction, disabilities, and others.
“Through media examples, this webinar explores different ways that stalking is misconstrued and normalized, examines the impacts of this normalization, and offers suggestions for how to combat this misinformation.”
This short article explains that though women experience stalking more frequently than men, men report less often, and are victimized longer before reporting, than their female counterparts.
“This webinar explores the prevalence and dynamics of non-intimate partner stalkers, including strategies to assess risk and plan for victim safety.”
“These courses provide critical foundational information on identifying and responding to stalking victimization. They are intended as learning opportunities to educate responders and others on stalking’s definition and dynamics.”
“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.”
This website offers state-specific information about restraining orders, including those for stalking situations, moving between states, and how to have an out-of-state order recognized in Michigan.
This straight-forward documentation log allow individuals to keep track of stalking incidents in order to create a paper trail of evidence. The handbook provides an overview of stalking, including what it can look like, risk factors, tactics, safety planning tips, and more.
This short safety planning guide provides suggestions to consider in different stalking situations. They provide resources on who someone can reach out to for help and provide some other considerations.
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