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X-WR-CALDESC:Join us for a NSAM Webinar + Ask the Experts!\nWe all have a r
 ole to play in identifying stalking and supporting victims and survivors. 
 To commemorate National Stalking Awareness Month\, NCALL is partnering wit
 h the Stalking Prevention\, Awareness\, and Resource Center (SPARC) to hos
 t a webinar – Stalking and Older Adults – on January 12\, 2023\, that exam
 ines stalking in the context of elder abuse – its prevalence\, dynamics\, 
 implications\, and resources available for survivors. The webinar will be 
 followed by a Q&A with the presenters\, so please come with any questions 
 you might have related to stalking and older adults!\n\nAs a result of att
 ending this session\, participants will be better able to:\n- recognize st
 alking behavior\;\n- understand how stalking impacts older adults\; and\n-
  identify resources to improve their response to stalking.\n\nOverview\nTh
 ough millions of people are stalked every year in the United States\, the 
 crime of stalking is often misunderstood\, minimized\, and/or ignored.\n\n
 Stalking is a pattern of behavior directed at a specific person that cause
 s fear. Many stalking victims experience being followed\, approached and/o
 r threatened – including through technology. Stalking is a terrifying and 
 psychologically harmful crime in its own right\, but it is also a predicto
 r of potentially lethal violence: 1 in 5 stalkers use weapons to threaten 
 or harm victims\, and stalking triples the risk of intimate partner homici
 de.\n\nPresenters\nThis webinar will feature the National Clearinghouse on
  Abuse in Later Life (NCALL) Justice System Coordinator\, Ann E. Laatsch\,
  J.D.\, and the Stalking Prevention\, Awareness\, and Resource Center (SPA
 RC) Training and Awareness Specialist\, Dana Fleitman\, M.A.Ed.H.D.
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a NSAM Webinar + Ask the Experts!\nWe all have a ro
 le to play in identifying stalking and supporting victims and survivors. T
 o commemorate National Stalking Awareness Month\, NCALL is partnering with
  the Stalking Prevention\, Awareness\, and Resource Center (SPARC) to host
  a webinar – Stalking and Older Adults – on January 12\, 2023\, that exami
 nes stalking in the context of elder abuse – its prevalence\, dynamics\, i
 mplications\, and resources available for survivors. The webinar will be f
 ollowed by a Q&A with the presenters\, so please come with any questions y
 ou might have related to stalking and older adults!\n\nAs a result of atte
 nding this session\, participants will be better able to:\n- recognize sta
 lking behavior\;\n- understand how stalking impacts older adults\; and\n- 
 identify resources to improve their response to stalking.\n\nOverview\nTho
 ugh millions of people are stalked every year in the United States\, the c
 rime of stalking is often misunderstood\, minimized\, and/or ignored.\n\nS
 talking is a pattern of behavior directed at a specific person that causes
  fear. Many stalking victims experience being followed\, approached and/or
  threatened – including through technology. Stalking is a terrifying and p
 sychologically harmful crime in its own right\, but it is also a predictor
  of potentially lethal violence: 1 in 5 stalkers use weapons to threaten o
 r harm victims\, and stalking triples the risk of intimate partner homicid
 e.\n\nPresenters\nThis webinar will feature the National Clearinghouse on 
 Abuse in Later Life (NCALL) Justice System Coordinator\, Ann E. Laatsch\, 
 J.D.\, and the Stalking Prevention\, Awareness\, and Resource Center (SPAR
 C) Training and Awareness Specialist\, Dana Fleitman\, M.A.Ed.H.D.
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SUMMARY:SPARC: Stalking and Older Adults Webinar + Ask the Experts
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