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X-WR-CALDESC:For most of us\, information technology is a central part of n
 ot only our day-to-day professional affairs\, but our personal lives as we
 ll. An unfortunate side effect is that perpetrators of physical\, emotiona
 l\, and sexual abuse have turned to technology as yet another vehicle to p
 rey on victims. But technology can also serve as a valuable resource for v
 ictims to maintain their contacts and seek help. Advocates who serve victi
 ms directly can empower them by providing accurate\, user-friendly informa
 tion about how they can use technology to protect themselves. In addition\
 , technology can make it easier for advocates to secure the identity and p
 rivacy of victims with whom they come into contact. NYSCADV has developed 
 this training to reach a broad audience.\n\nRegardless of their technologi
 cal proficiency\, participants in this training will come away with an inc
 reased understanding of trauma-informed\, survivor-centered services in th
 e digital world. We will cover:\nHow victims can use technology to stay sa
 fe\;\nHow abusers misuse technology to stalk\, harass\, and threaten victi
 ms\;\nStrategies to safety plan with victims and preserve evidence for pot
 ential investigations\;\nThe development and implementation of agency-leve
 l policies and practices that foster a confidential\, safe space for survi
 vors.\n\nObjectives:\nIncrease overall understanding of technology safety 
 issues\nIdentify best practices for agencies to maintain a confidential an
 d safe space for victims\nProvide safety planning techniques for advocates
  working with victims\nProvide an overview of tools victims can use to pro
 tect themselves\n\nWho benefits from the workshop:\nNYSCADV’s materials wi
 ll benefit service providers directly and will also benefit the victims th
 ey serve. Providers will be able to identify areas that need improvement i
 n their own technology practices and protocol and how to address it. Advoc
 ates will be prepared to assist victims in confronting and preventing tech
 nological abuse.\n\nWho Should Attend:\nRegistration is limited to staff o
 f NYSCADV Program and Allied Member Organizations Only.\n\nContent warning
 \nThis workshop will refer to popular social-media platforms by name and d
 iscuss hypothetical examples of technological abuse based on real-world ex
 periences. Discretion is advised for anyone who has suffered a traumatic e
 xperience involving technology\, or knows such a victim.
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DESCRIPTION:For most of us\, information technology is a central part of no
 t only our day-to-day professional affairs\, but our personal lives as wel
 l. An unfortunate side effect is that perpetrators of physical\, emotional
 \, and sexual abuse have turned to technology as yet another vehicle to pr
 ey on victims. But technology can also serve as a valuable resource for vi
 ctims to maintain their contacts and seek help. Advocates who serve victim
 s directly can empower them by providing accurate\, user-friendly informat
 ion about how they can use technology to protect themselves. In addition\,
  technology can make it easier for advocates to secure the identity and pr
 ivacy of victims with whom they come into contact. NYSCADV has developed t
 his training to reach a broad audience.\n\nRegardless of their technologic
 al proficiency\, participants in this training will come away with an incr
 eased understanding of trauma-informed\, survivor-centered services in the
  digital world. We will cover:\nHow victims can use technology to stay saf
 e\;\nHow abusers misuse technology to stalk\, harass\, and threaten victim
 s\;\nStrategies to safety plan with victims and preserve evidence for pote
 ntial investigations\;\nThe development and implementation of agency-level
  policies and practices that foster a confidential\, safe space for surviv
 ors.\n\nObjectives:\nIncrease overall understanding of technology safety i
 ssues\nIdentify best practices for agencies to maintain a confidential and
  safe space for victims\nProvide safety planning techniques for advocates 
 working with victims\nProvide an overview of tools victims can use to prot
 ect themselves\n\nWho benefits from the workshop:\nNYSCADV’s materials wil
 l benefit service providers directly and will also benefit the victims the
 y serve. Providers will be able to identify areas that need improvement in
  their own technology practices and protocol and how to address it. Advoca
 tes will be prepared to assist victims in confronting and preventing techn
 ological abuse.\n\nWho Should Attend:\nRegistration is limited to staff of
  NYSCADV Program and Allied Member Organizations Only.\n\nContent warning
 \nThis workshop will refer to popular social-media platforms by name and d
 iscuss hypothetical examples of technological abuse based on real-world ex
 periences. Discretion is advised for anyone who has suffered a traumatic e
 xperience involving technology\, or knows such a victim.
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SUMMARY:Technology Safety: Best Practices for Serving Survivors of Technolo
 gical Abuse Webinar
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