Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
50% of young people aged 14-24 have experienced some form of digitally abusive behavior, from incessant contact to spoofing and nonconsensual pornography. Unfortunately, professionals who work with youth are often unaware and unprepared to work with young people experiencing tech abuse. This 1-hour presentation will focus on why and how young people use technology, and how technology may be used as a tool of abuse. This is part 1 of a 3-part webinar series presented by Day One.
In this presentation, participants will:
1. Learn why and how young people use technology
2. Discuss how technology may be used as a tool of abuse
3. Increase tech use and abuse empathy
4. Realize the deep impact that tech abuse has on a survivor
50% of young people aged 14-24 have experienced some form of digitally abusive behavior, from incessant contact to spoofing and nonconsensual pornography. Unfortunately, professionals who work with youth are often unaware and unprepared to work with young people experiencing tech abuse. This 1-hour presentation will focus on why and how young people use technology, and how technology may be used as a tool of abuse. This is part 1 of a 3-part webinar series presented by Day One.
In this presentation, participants will:
1. Learn why and how young people use technology
2. Discuss how technology may be used as a tool of abuse
3. Increase tech use and abuse empathy
4. Realize the deep impact that tech abuse has on a survivor
