Cyber violence in relationships is not a separate phenomenon from "real world" violence. It often follows the same patterns as offline violence and is associated with negative psychological and social consequences, as well as worsening quality of life and, often, physical, psychological and sexual violence. Indeed, with the help of social media and smartphones, perpetrators can make their partners feel paranoid and instil in them a constant sense of fear. This two-day practice-based and interactive training is designed for perpetrator work professionals of all levels of experience.
Manual "How to work with violent men on cyber violence" (English)
Manual "How to work with violent men on cyber violence" (Italian)
Webinar "Stalkerware - An invisible threat on your phone"
Workshop "Same Violence, New Tools - How to work on cyber violence with violent men"
Webinar "Domestic Violence and the “Internet of Things” – Exploring technology-facilitated abuse"
Webinar "Learning Lessons and Developing Tools to Tackle Cyberviolence"
With over a decade of experience in the non-profit sector, Elena Gajotto has been working as a project manager and designer, with a primary focus on the social inclusion of migrants and gender-based violence. Elena has a degree in translation and interpreting, and is also a certified cultural mediator, specialized in working with migrant victims of violence.
Dr Letizia Baroncelli, Psychologist and Member of the CAM Board, deals with the contacts of the partners with the men who are responsible for the project, with the planning, training and awareness-raising and prevention activities with minors and all citizens. She is the author of the WWP manual for the assessment of cyberviolence and work with the perpetrators.
Heldi McCaskill (Estonia)