In this special Domestic Violence Awareness Month training event, Norma shares her family’s story, the disappearance of her sister-in-law Stacy Peterson, whose tragic case inspired the creation of the Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit (EAA) by the late Susan Murphy Milano.

Participants will learn how the EAA became a life-saving tool and how you can use it to help protect victims before violence escalates.

The Story of Stacy Peterson
Hear Norma’s personal account of Stacy’s case and how one family’s tragedy brought national attention to patterns of abuse and control.

How the Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit (EAA) Was Born
Understand how the EAA helps victims securely document abuse and threats, evidence that can speak when they cannot.

Introduction to EAA Training
Get a preview of our in-depth Advocacy Training Program, where professionals and advocates learn to support survivors through verified documentation and coordinated safety planning.

Learn directly from someone personally connected to one of the nation’s most recognized domestic violence missing persons cases.

1. Gain insight into the intersection of emotional, physical, and legal aspects of abuse documentation

2. Network with other advocates, professionals, and survivors

3. Take your first step toward EAA Advocacy Training