89% of female homicide victims who had been physically assaulted had also been stalked in the 12 months before their murder.

76% of intimate partner female homicide victims have been stalked by their intimate partner.

“Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through continuous struggle.” -Rev. Dr. Marin Luther King, Jr.

The majority of stalking victims report losing time from work as well as income because of the stalking.

Stalking can affect a victim’s emotional, physical, and economic well-being.

Behaviors that may seem benign to you may be terrorizing to a stalking victim.

2/3 of stalkers pursue their victims at least once per week, many daily, using more than one method.

Phones computers, GPS, and cameras are some of the common forms of technology used by stalkers.

Victims of stalking are encouraged to keep a log of all stalking behaviors including e-mails, texts, and phone messages.

What would you say to a friend if told you s/he was being stalked?