Creates two federal grant programs to prevent and respond to "technological abuse"—harm that uses phones, apps, smart devices, geolocation, spyware, and other technologies to harass, stalk, or control intimate partners. One is a limited pilot that funds eligible consortia (up to $2 million per award, up to 15 awards) to develop and test interventions; the other funds nonprofits and colleges to build training, curricula, tools, and technical assistance (total grant cap $20 million). The legislation also defines key terms, requires agency consultation, sets program time limits and reporting requirements, and authorizes appropriations to run the programs.