The Stalking Resource Center of
the National Center for Victims of Crime and the Safety Net Project of the
National Network to End Domestic Violence
Present:
The Use of Technology
in Intimate Partner Stalking Conference
September 22-24,
2009
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for more information.
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The Use of Technology in Intimate Partner Stalking:
Advanced Training for Law
Enforcement
September 25, 2009
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information
St. Louis,
Missouri
2009 National Stalking
Awareness Month Web site
Receives Design Award
The National Center for Victims of Crime
Stalking Resource Center has received an ASTRID Silver Award for its design of
the 2009 National Stalking Awareness Month campaign Web site, developed in
partnership with the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of
Justice. The international ASTRID Awards program recognizes innovation and
originality in design. More than 700 entries from 20 countries were judged by
leading designers, art directors, and graphic artists from Canada, Europe,
Hong Kong and all across the United States on the basis of concept,
creativity, message clarity, and production. The Web site can still be viewed at
http://www.stalkingawarenessmonth.org.
Mobilizing a
Community Response to Stalking:
The Philadelphia Story
The International Association of Chiefs of
Police Police Chief Magazine January 2009 issue features a story profiling the Philadelphia Police Department's efforts to address
stalking. Read story.
"Stalking Victimization in
the United States"
A major national study on stalking, released on January 13,
2009, by the U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS),
serves as a wake-up call about a serious and often misunderstood crime, says
the National Center for Victims of Crime, the nation's leading resource and
advocacy organization for crime victims and founder of the Stalking Resource
Center. Stalking Victimization
in the United States, the largest collection of data on
stalking prevalence and behavior to date, found that 3.4 million persons
identified themselves as victims of stalking in a 12-month period. This figure, which represents an
increase of 2 million victims per year over the findings of a key 1998
study, suggests the urgent need for a
more comprehensive response to the crime.
Read More. See full study.
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