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Responding to Stalking: A Guide for Advocates

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Responding to Stalking: A Guide for Advocates

November 2018

 

This resource document from SPARC reviews an understanding of stalking and its impact on victims; the advocates role in assisting victims such as safety planning, PPOs, compensation, and confidentiality; and provides case scenarios.

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November 8, 2020
Tags: Stalking and harassment

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