Kiana Swearingen is the Training and Communications Specialist for SafeCampus, the University of Washington’s Violence Prevention and Response program. Kiana’s work focuses on partnering with staff, faculty and students to take action to prevent violence from occurring, while also being prepared to support survivors on campus. She trains the University of Washington (UW) community on the topics of Title IX, interpersonal-violence, bystander intervention, suicide and workplace violence. Kiana has served on the Technology-Enabled Coercive Control (TECC) Working Group. This multi-disciplinary group has is working to build the capacity of providers to respond when survivors are experiencing Technology-Enabled Coercive Control. TECC seeks to build bridges between the private technology sector, helping professions, and the criminal justice system in order to more effectively provide relief to cyberstalking survivors. Previous to her work at UW, Kiana worked for 10 years as a domestic violence advocate and prevention educator in Seattle. Kiana grew up in rural Alaska and now tries to escape to the mountains of the Pacific Northwest as often as possible with her husband and her children, ages 5 and 1.