As an international speaker, author, activist and the owner of Stand Up Resources Anna works with law enforcement, victim service agencies, universities, military members, communities, and other organizations to be part of the solution. She speaks as an authority on stalking, sexual assault, suicide prevention, and navigating the criminal justice system. Her work is to educate people on victim-centered and trauma-informed practices.
"Anna is so engaging. She did an excellent job of pulling the audience into her experience. She is a beautiful example of vulnerability, strength, courage, and inspiration."
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-NESD Family Violence Prevention Conference attendee
Anna Nasset, a victim/survivor of stalking for the last fifteen years, has firsthand experience with how to identify and respond to stalking - which has led her to become an international speaker, subject matter expert, and author on the crime of stalking. Anna is one of few people who hold the freedom to speak openly about her experiences, as the individual who stalked her received one of the longest known sentences for this crime in U.S. history: a mere maximum sentence of ten years in prison for aggravated felony stalking.
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Anna has received multiple awards for her work in the field, collaborates regularly with state and federal agencies, and uses her victimhood to work tirelessly to change the lives of victims of stalking. In addition, Anna is a board member with End Violence Against Women International, serves on the Equifax VINElink Advisory Council, the CCVS Survivors Advisory Council, is the Vice President of the Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce, and a member of ATAP, Association of Threat Assessment Professionals. She hosts a podcast, The Mend (sponsored by the Vermont Center for Crime Victim Services), which focuses on topics and services to support crime victims. She resides in the Green Mountains of Vermont where she enjoys creating art and engaging in her community. Her first book, Now I Speak, was released in 2023.
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"In my opinion, your presentation stood above all others. I think that one of the items that made Stalking: Slow Motion Homicide stand out was that after the professional and engaging presentation, you took the time to interact with the audience and conducted a very informative question and answer session."
— Mike Messina, FLETC Instructor