Welcome to Survivors In Action!

Survivors In Action, Inc. is a national advocacy group urging oversight of crime victim resources to ensure no victim is left behind. We are dedicated to improving response efforts for crime victims as they navigate through the process of finding assistance and overcoming victimization.

Survivors In Action and our innovative volunteers from around the globe continue to seek new and creative ways to “utilize tech to connect” and support crime victims.

Survivors In Action is not funded by any government agency and we provide direct support to crime victims regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation or immigration status.

Survivors In Action is leading the movement known as DV Reform, which stands for Domestic Violence and Stalking Victim Resource and Public Policy Reform. The goal of the DV Reform movement is : 1.)To ensure that all government funded crime victim resources provide direct support to victims and 2.) To create an oversight committee which will have representatives in every state monitoring the progress of the government funded crime victim agencies to ensure accountability and that victims needs are met.

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Safety Plan Worksheet For Victims of Stalking & Cyberstalking

The link below will take you to a very useful document–safety planning.  No one knows better than the victim of a stalker or cyberstalker how important safety is.

This document can help you identify stalker behaviors and how you want to respond to them.

Do not fill this document out alone; being able to discuss your feelings, fears and concerns is important.  Choose a close friend, family member or counselor you trust and can openly share this information with.

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Stalking-Cyberstalking-Cyberbullying Incident Log

The link below is for the incident log victims will want to use to keep track of all incidents involving their case of cyberstalking, cyberbullying or stalking.

Keep a log containing dates, times and what occurred.  Documentation is key–this log may help identify patterns in the stalkers behavior (location, time of day, etc.) or provide written back up of reports you make to police, schools, parent’s and public officials.

Identifying patterns can help keep you safe and may assist law enforcement in catching the person in action.

Fill in each section every time you have contact–keep this in a safe place.  The second page can be used to make notes on things you recall later.

 

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