Taster Training Session: Stalking Advocates & Professionals - by Paladin & The Cyber Helpline
Date: October 30th | Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (£25)
We invite you to an exclusive joint webinar hosted by The Cyber Helpline and Paladin National Stalking Advocacy Service, designed to provide practitioners with critical insights into managing and responding to cyberstalking cases.
This 2-hour session is a perfect opportunity to sample both organisations’ specialised trainings:
The Cyber Helpline will share their Cyberstalking Action Plan, offering practical guidance on how to support victims in assessing and responding to cyberstalking incidents. You’ll gain valuable tools to help victims regain control of their online safety.
Paladin will provide a detailed overview of their service, including the role of Independent Stalking Advocacy Caseworkers (ISACs), common types of cyberstalking cases, and a look at the prevalence of cyberstalking in today's digital landscape.
The session will conclude with a joint Q&A, giving participants a chance to ask questions and dive deeper into the topics covered.
Whether you're involved in victim advocacy, law enforcement, or digital safety, this webinar will equip you with practical strategies and a broader understanding of cyberstalking.
Don't miss this valuable learning experience!
Can’t make it?
Don’t worry—this webinar will be recorded, and a link to the recording will be sent to all registered participants after the session. So even if you’re unable to attend live, you can still benefit from the valuable content.
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Speakers:
Rachel - Senior ISAC (Independent Stalking Advocacy Caseworker) at Paladin
Rachel is a senior ISAC at Paladin. She has worked in the domestic abuse field supporting victims on the front line for 10 years.
Maariya - YP ISAC (Young Peoples Independent Stalking Advocacy Caseworker) at Paladin
Maariya is part of the Young People's team at Paladin who support high-risk stalking victims aged 16-25. She also leads the Youth Ambassador Project at Paladin ensuring young people have an input into the service being provided to keep it relevant and young people focused.
Charlotte Hooper - Head of Operations at The Cyber Helpline
Charlotte holds a first-class degree in Policing and Criminal Justice and a masters degree in Cybercrime Investigation. She delivers cybercrime related training sessions around the world for police forces, victim support charities and private organisations.
