Assessing Risk in Campaigns: a Webinar with the Engine Room
In October 2019, student protests ignited in Chile, the first was in response to an increase in transport fares in the capital. The movement rapidly gained momentum. It was a revolt against increasingly extreme inequalities, privatisation and neo-liberalism. Government repression was not long in coming: a state of emergency, curfews, internet shutdowns, censorship on social networks, police repression.
Magic formulas: Feminist strategies against online gender-based violence
Start with survivors and activists. Stir in technologists, digital security trainers, designers, artists, filmmakers and writers. Add a healthy dose of feminism. Go ahead and add an extra spoonful! Cook until you can’t wait any longer. Your anti-GBV movement is ready! Get it while it’s hot!
Open it up! A feminist approach to knowledge building in a digital age
Written by Anasuya Sengupta and Siko Bouterse of Whose Knowledge? and Sara Baker of APC
Make history! Create playing cards of pioneering tech women.
Are you tired of hearing that women should just get off the internet if we don't like abuse? That digital spaces are for men? That the tech industry is dominated by men because women don't have the capacity to develop ICT or simply aren't interested?
NOSSA HISTÓRIA COLETIVA: 10 ANOS DE AÇÃO SOBRE TECNOLOGIA E VIOLÊNCIA DE GÊNERO
Como mudaram as tecnologias de internet na última década? Como essas mudanças afetaram a maneira como nos envolvemos, relacionamos, nos organizamos e agimos?
OUR COLLECTIVE STORY: 10 YEARS OF TAKING ACTION ON TECHNOLOGY AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
How have internet technologies changed in the past decade? How have these changes affected the way we engage, relate, organise and take action?
Chart the way forward. Make your own digital safety roadmap!
Take Back the Tech! offers digital safety roadmaps on blackmail, cyberstalking and hate speech in three languages, but what if someone needs information on trends and resources in their own community or faces a different experience? That’s where you come in!
Resistance: How to share your strategies and stories
All over the world, there are women and girls currently struggling with violence, while others fear that violence is in their future. Both abuse and fear of abuse can have a silencing effect. If you have experienced violence and found a way to cope or make it stop, share what you know and support others to end the silencing impact of violence.