The pandemic has worsened conditions for victims of IPV, many of whom may be forced to shelter in place with their abusers. We analyzed 24 consults with victims and held 5 focus groups with consultants to understand the new challenges brought on by shifting clinical computer security to a remote work context.

Our grounded theory analysis of social media data revealed how would-be abusers create narrative justifications for spying on their partners.

Would-be abusers often learn how to enact intimate partner surveillance through online forums. Our thematic analysis reveals a taxonomy of tools and tactics propagated through these social spaces.

We interviewed home health aides caring for patients in New York City when the COVID-19 pandemic peaked in the spring of 2020.