Stalking is a complex and often misunderstood form of abuse that intersects with sexual violence in many ways. This module equips sexual assault advocates and direct service providers in Washington State with the tools to recognize stalking behaviors, both online and in person, respond in trauma-informed ways, and support survivor safety. The training emphasizes real-world scenarios, current tech-facilitated stalking trends, and actionable guidance tailored to community-based advocacy settings.

• Define stalking and identify common behaviors, including technology-facilitated tactics. 
• Recognize red flags and survivor disclosures that may indicate stalking, even when not explicitly named. 
• Apply trauma-informed strategies for responding to stalking, documenting concerns, and connecting survivors with appropriate referrals and safety supports.