Evaluation: Evaluation of Technology-based Advocacy (ETA) Increasingly new technologies are being used to reach survivors of violence. Researchers at UTMB Center for Violence Prevention partnered with The UT Austin Texas Steve Hicks School of Social Work and SAFE Alliance to conduct a formative evaluation of SAFEline, a call, chat, and text advocacy services for survivors of interpersonal violence. The evaluation describes the SAFEline model of advocacy, adaptations needed for chat- and text-based advocacy services, and barriers and recommendation for technology-based advocacy services. Full report The full ETA evaluation report is available here. Executive Summary The executive summary is available here. Chat and text implementation guide Interested in implementing chat and text services? A guide geared toward practitioners, service providers, and organization administrators that are looking to build or evaluate current chat and text advocacy services can be found here. Logic model A logic model that outlines the goals, activities, and outcomes of SAFEline chat- and text-based advocacy can be found here. Contact: Leila Wood, PhD, MSSW for more information.leiwood@utmb.edu