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Violence Prevention
Healthy Dating Online
Modern dating is increasingly shaped by technology, from apps and social media to AI tools that help manage or script romantic interactions. This session explores AI “wingman” apps, AI-mediated conversations, and evolving catfishing and romance scams. Participants gain practical dating app safety tips and strategies for building authenticity, communication, and consent in tech-mediated relationships.
Healthy Relationships Online
As relationships and intimacy move online, core values like consent, empathy, boundaries, and reciprocity show up differently. This session reframes healthy relationships education for today’s digital realities. Attendees leave with ready-to-use discussion prompts and actionable tools for navigating modern relationships.
Healthy Breakups Online
Breakups today come with new digital risks, from shared accounts and passwords to location sharing. This session explores safe, healthy ways to disentangle digital lives and navigate online conflict. Participants learn practical strategies for setting boundaries around intimate images, managing harassment, and safety planning around rejection violence, stalking, and abuse.
Tech-Facilitated Sexual Violence
IBSA is a growing form of sexual violence, including nonconsensual image sharing, cyberflashing, and sextortion. This session explores how AI is expanding the scale and impact of image-based abuse and equips participants with practical, harm-reduction strategies to support survivors.
Tech-Facilitated Relationship Violence
Intimate partner abuse increasingly occurs through technology, with digital tools used for surveillance, coercive control, and ongoing harm. This session examines tech-facilitated abuse—including AI-enabled monitoring, impersonation, and stalking—and provides trauma-informed, harm-reduction safety-planning strategies for survivor support.
The AI Landscape
Online Bystander Intervention
Participants will learn practical and effective bystander intervention strategies tailored for online environments, recognizing that traditional approaches may not always translate well to tech-facilitated violence.
Relationships in the Age of AI
AI is changing how students form relationships, seek intimacy, and access emotional support. This session explores AI chatbots, companions, and their integration into dating apps and social media, including risks like bias, gender-based violence, and emotional dependency. Participants learn how to update healthy sex and relationship education for the age of AI.
Masculinity in the Age of AI
AI tools are increasingly shaping how young men and boys understand masculinity, relationships, and entitlement. This session examines risks tied to AI girlfriends, AI “wingmen,” and generative images, and offers trauma-informed strategies to challenge harmful norms and engage men as partners in prevention.
Mental Health in the Age of AI
People are increasingly using AI tools for emotional support as mental health resources become harder to access. This session examines the benefits and risks of AI-mediated mental health support and how to guide victims and students toward informed choices and appropriate human care.
Violence Response
Emerging Issues: AI & Victim Safety
Stay ahead of the curve by learning to identify and address the latest challenges such as AI chatbot abuse, voice cloning scams, undressing apps, synthetic videos (‘deepfakes’), facial recognition-enabled stalking and more before they become mainstream.
Catfishing, Romance, and Sextortion Scams
Young people are increasingly targeted by online scams that exploit trust, intimacy, and identity. This session examines sextortion, romance scams, and catfishing, and equips anyone with strategies to recognize red flags, support impacted victims, and prevent future harm.
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Our team felt that Adam Dodge's keynote presentation was, quite frankly, the very best we had ever offered - and our attendees' enthusiasm echoed that.
Robyn Sordelett
Virginia Victims Assistance Network Annual Conference