The following resources can help you get more information, discover tools of support, and, in some cases, take action.

Tools and Support to Take Action
ResourceWhat to Expect
The Cyber HelplineChatbot offering immediate and personalized assistance regarding digital security and harassment response; referral to human expert where applicable; digital security focus, with tangible tips
Jigsaw Harassment ManagerOffers a web application that monitors and blocks abusive content
Online SOSOffers downloadable checklists for managing digital attacks step by step
Block PartyDesktop browser extension developed to find and select the most up-to-date privacy settings on digital platforms
Information and Advice to Read Up
ResourceWhat to Expect
PEN America Online
Harassment Field Manual
Offers informed harassment tips about the media landscape public scholars face while covering all bases of expert harassment
Americans for Medical ProgressOffers advice and communications materials for scientists conducting animal research
The Climate Science Legal Defense FundOffers legal information for scientists facing defamation and other attacks; also offers detailed guides to help scientists and lawyers understand how state open records laws treat research materials
Union of Concerned Scientists: Countering DisinformationOffers disinformation-focused resources with actionable tips for effective research communication
Center for the Defense of Academic FreedomOffers suggestions for how public universities and their faculty can take precautions to reduce the risk of FOI-facilitated faculty harassment