October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Balancing Technology Innovation and Safety within the Context of Gender-Based Violence
Advocates are invited to join our Associate Annie Seifullah, Esq., and the New York state Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence at the Technology-Assisted Abuse Conference on October 20th!
As our dependence on technology has dramatically increased during these unprecedented times, survivors have experienced an alarming spike in the misuse of technology by those who seek to control them.
The Technology-Assisted Abuse Conference aims to provide participants with:
- An overview of the emerging risks associated with technology use.
- Recommendations for mitigating technology misuse.
- Strategies for increasing survivors’ privacy and safety.
Who should attend?
Advocates and other professionals providing assistance to survivors of domestic and gender-based violence in New York State
What is the cost to attend?
It’s free of charge!
Who is hosting the event?
The Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence. The OPDV was created in 1992 and is the country’s only executive level state agency dedicated to the issue of domestic violence. It replaced the former Governor’s Commission on Domestic Violence established in 1983. The NYS Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence’s work is completed under four main bureaus: Sexual Assault Prevention, Policy, and Programming; Domestic Violence Prevention, Policy, and Programming; External Affairs, and Law and Public Safety.
Where can I learn more about Annie’s work?
Annie is living proof of our mission to help victims become warriors! Click here to read what she has been up to lately.
When is it?
Date: October 20, 2021
Time: 12-4PM ET
How do I sign up?
Click here to register.
