National Stalking Awareness Month 2026

Experiencing victimization can be traumatic. Victims may feel isolated and confused, and not know where to turn for support and information. The University of Arizona offers resources to students and employees impacted by stalking. Available supportive accommodations can be enacted quickly, before or without a complaint being filed, and will be confidential to the extent allowable under law and policy.

Victims' Rights & Options Brochure

Victims of stalking have multiple options regarding the involvement of law enforcement and university authorities including the option to: notify law enforcement authorities, including on-campus and local police; be assisted by university authorities in notifying law enforcement; or decline to notify such authorities.

Whether or not a victim chooses to involve law enforcement or a university disciplinary authority, the university provides victims with information on, and access to, existing counseling, health, mental health, survivor advocacy, legal assistance, visa and immigration assistance, student financial aid, and other support and resources.

Additional information on rights and options:

The Survivor Advocacy Program     The Office of Institutional Equity

• Victim Connect Resource Center: 1-855-484-2846
• Cyber Civil Rights Initiative Helpline: 844-878-CCRI (2274)
• Strong Hearts Native Helpline: 1-844-7NATIVE (62-8483)
• The Network/La Red LGBTQ Hotline: 800-832-1901
• Love is Respect: 1-866-331-9474

• Address Confidentiality Program (ACP)
• Legal Services for Crime Victims in Arizona
• Order of Protection- AZ Point
• Safety Planning
• Victim’s Rights

• Support for Students from the Office of Institutional Equity
• Support for Employees from the Office of Institutional Equity
• Campus Health Survivor Support
• Office of Public Safety
• Clery Act Victim Resources

• Address Confidentiality Program
• Against Abuse
• AZ Crime Victim Help
• Stalking Prevention and Awareness Resource Center