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Of the millions of men and women stalked every year in the United States, over half report being stalked before the age of 25. Young people ages 18-24 experience the highest rates of stalking among adults.

What is stalking?

鈥淪talking is a pattern of repeated and unwanted attention, harassment, contact, or any other course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to feel fear,鈥� according to the Department of Justice. Similar to crimes of sexual violence, stalking is about power and control.

Stalking behavior can take many forms including:

• Making threats against someone, or that person's family or friends
• Non-consensual communication, such as repeated phone calls, emails, text messages, and unwanted gifts
• Repeated physical or visual closeness, like waiting for an someone to arrive at certain locations, following someone, or watching someone from a distance
• Any other behavior used to contact, harass, track, or threaten someone

If you believe you have been a victim of domestic violence, dating violence and/or stalking, contact 午夜影院 Security to file a report. If you have an emergency situation, call 午夜影院 Security's emergency line at 505-224-3001 or 911 from a 午夜影院 phone. For non-emergencies, call 午夜影院 Security at 505-224-3002. You should follow-up with a call to the听Title IX Coordinator (Students contact the Dean of Students at 505-224-4342 and Employees contact the Executive Director of HR at 505-224-4704) to schedule an appointment.

Here are some valuable resources that can help those in need and help bring more awareness for all.

• /cnm-community/domestic-violence

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