EVENT CHAIRS: Bluma Broner and Carolyn Winick
PLEASE JOIN US! Your participation will help the hundreds of domestic violence survivors who need SHALVA services.
Sheltering in place has made conditions ripe for abuse to escalate. Your support provides vital counseling, legal help and financial assistance during this challenging time and in the months to come.
Low tech to high tech
Gaslighting and technology abuse
The deadline for delivered lunch orders has passed. We can no longer process meal deliveries.
Online log-in and pre-event begins at 11:45 a.m CDT.
Link for virtual program to be sent week of event.
ERICA OLSEN
Director of Safety Net,
National Network to End Domestic Violence
For more than 12 years, Erica has advocated on behalf of survivors of gender-based violence by educating and advocating victim service providers, policymakers, and technology companies on issues of technology abuse, privacy and victim safety. Through the Safety Net Project, Erica works with private industry, state and federal agencies and international groups to improve safety and privacy for victims in this digital age. She regularly provides consultation to leading technology companies on the potential impact of technology design and reporting procedures on survivors of abuse.
FERIAL NIJEM
Domestic Violence Survivor turned victim advocate
Ferial’s abuser utilized smart home technology as a weapon to stalk, harass and inflict emotional and mental distress over the span of several years. He was able to do all this remotely even from thousands of miles away with his smart phone.
To enhance your experience, view the 1944 classic film Gaslight.
Sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact Alison Bloom at 773-583-4673 or [email protected] for more information.
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