Appendix II: Resources
In this appendix, we link to PDFs of the resources referenced throughout the toolkit. These are based on actual materials used by existing clinics, with identifying or sensitive details redacted. They are intended as a reference and starting point for other clinics, but should certainly be adapted to specific need.
Resources are ordered by chapter and appear in the same order in which they are referenced.
Toolkit Resources by Chapter
Chapter 3: Agency Partners
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Advertising Services
Chapter 4: Service Delivery Models
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Intake Forms
Chapter 6: Technology Consultants
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Guidebooks:
Chapter 7: Conducting an Appointment
Chapter 9: Helping With Technology Abuse
Other Organizations and Resources
Existing clinics have benefitted from the research, advice, and resources provided by other organizations. We include a non-comprehensive list of other organizations addressing technology abuse here, but note that inclusion does not indicate a partnership, endorsement, or any formal linkage between the clinics, the toolkit, and these organizations.
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(Non-technical) resources for support and healing.
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UK-based anti-domestic violence organization, which has a technology safety team.
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The National Network to End Domestic Violence's Safety Net (USA)
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US-based anti-domestic violence organization's technology safety team.
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The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative (USA)
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A non-profit organization with resources and advocacy for survivors of image-based abuse, often known as "revenge porn".
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Coalition Against Stalkerware (Global)
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Cybersecurity expert coalition providing resources specifically for stalkerware victims, including within intimate partner violence.
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Electronic Frontier Foundation (Global)
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A global digital privacy rights organization.
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