An info sheet the defines digital abuse so it can be better recognized.
Information to help you recognize if texting and sexting has crossed the line into abuse.
An info sheet offering tips on how to support youth survivors of cyber abuse.
This toolkit provides info on the options people have if they find out some one has shard intimate pictures of them without their consent.
This toolkit offers advice, guidelines and important contact info that can all be used to form a personal cyber safety plan.
"With texting and social media, it’s easier than ever to stay connected to the people in our lives. But just as sweet messages and kiss emojis can be imparted via text, so to can harassment and manipulation. This is sometimes referred to as textual abuse, a form of dating violence that happens almost exclusively via text and involves excessive and sometimes threatening messages. While this form of abuse is dangerous, it’s seldom recognized as such since abusive partners will deploy manipulation techniques in the form of playful banter and light-hearted statements to achieve their goals, whether it be to find out your location or keep you in constant communication with them. Behind the kiss emojis and humorous façade, these messages are always fueled by their need to control and even dominate their partner. And despite texts and social media DM’s being pixels on a screen, the impact of these messages can be devastating." Onelove Writer's Corps Member Adrianna Nine
This article offers a variety of things to consider before sending intimate pictures.