Internet Safety for Victims of Violence
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We are very pleased to have you as a visitor to our web site and hope you will find information here that will be useful to you. Unfortunately, we are unable to address individual situations and concerns on a one-by-one basis. However, there are a number of articles and references for books that we feel may be of interest to you, and that information is listed below. The links area (also located below) may be useful to you in locating organizations that are able to provide advocacy on a personal basis.


Resources for getting help, more information, or finding out about volunteer or grassroots advocacy and social action opportunities
Victims of intimate partner violence (domestic, dating violence or abuse), sexual assault, and stalking can obtain assistance from a local victim specialist or advocate. Victim specialists and advocates can be found at local domestic violence or rape crisis programs. Telephone numbers for these programs are usually listed in the front section of your local telephone book under "Community Service Numbers" or "Emergency Assistance Numbers."   Victim specialists and advocates also can be found in most local prosecutors' offices and in some law enforcement agencies, telephone numbers and addresses should be listed in the government sections of your local telephone book. If you are unsure where the nearest source of help is located, your state Coalition Against Domestic Violence, or Coalition Against Sexual Assault should be able to provide referrals and advice or you can contact one of the national sources listed below.

Some important national telephone numbers for obtaining advice, information, or referral for intimate partner and sexual violence include:

The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence has provided a list of telephone numbers for state coalitions. You may find this list at their website.