On November 4th, 2011, Anna Nasset was creating a window display after hours at the Washington art gallery she proudly called her own. When a man appeared before her with a painting under his arm, Anna experienced the briefest moment of hesitation before opening her door—and her world—to a man who would stop at nothing in his attempts to tear her life apart from that moment forward. That is, until Anna decided to stand up and fight back.

In this training, Anna will present her insight as a victim of stalking for the last decade. Through the years, Anna has worked with countless service providers and community members, has successfully experienced prosecution, and is currently still a victim of stalking. The offender is serving a 10-year prison sentence for the crime, one of the longest-known sentences for stalking in US history. This incredibly unique and nuanced case study allows current and future service providers and first responders to learn best practices when working with victims of crime, hear first-hand how victims navigate the world and the legal system and begin to build a new life.

This event is FREE, and while intended for students, faculty and staff are welcome to attend as well.

If you require a reasonable accommodation in order to make this event more accessible for you, please email care@unl.edu or call 402-472-3553.