Ruth Atim

Congratulations to me. My interview got published in the @GuardianNigeria, You can read the full article here: guardian.ng/guardian-woman…

On the next episode of the #GenderTechPodcast, we continue with our conversation on AI. Watch: youtu.be/WLzCVYx1cVI?is…

Make a date with us this Friday on X.

@gloriaolana Very busy 😂

Between a busy partner , an idle partner and the one who knows how to find balance between work and your relationship, who do you prefer?

@OjokOkot_ I know you are looking for violence

But who removed the phrase “Solemnly Swear” from the vow to be taken by new politicians?

Our ICTBootCamp is back. At Gender Tech Initiative Uganda, we pride in seeing young children leverage Technology from an early age.

Parents, only a few slots are left, just 3 days to go! Give your child the chance to learn valuable digital skills in a fun and exciting environment. Register now before all spaces are filled! Register here forms.gle/fY3XbVPcRiAZvW…

Tomorrow, we gather with Uganda’s technology and public sector leaders for the FWaaS Awareness Workshop 2026. Spidd is proud to power this important engagement alongside our partner, Palo Alto Networks, in support of the incredible work being led by NITA-Uganda. As conversations around cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and digital resilience continue to grow, collaborations like these are critical in building smarter and safer government systems for the future. We are excited to network, learn, share insights, and deliver value to all invited guests who have confirmed attendance. Together, we are contributing to a safer digital Uganda. A special appreciation to NITA-Uganda for driving impactful national digital transformation initiatives. 📍 Mestil Hotel, Bunyonyi Hall 📅 8 May 2026 🕣 8:30AM – 4:00PM Note: Attendance is strictly by invitation only. #SpiddAfrica #NITAUganda #PaloAltoNetworks #CyberSecurity #FWaaS #DigitalTransformation #UgandaTech #CloudSecurity #GovernmentTechnology To Know About Spidd Visit: spiddafrica.com

Female journalists have the right to speak, report, and share stories without fear of harassment or intimidation. Protecting their voices means creating safer digital spaces where truth and accountability can thrive. #ProtectJournalists #StopOnlineHarassment #GenderEquality

Online violence takes many women out of digital spaces. Take a look at how it manifests. #EndOnlineViolence

As I have always said, If you have a problem with menstrual blood, then just date a man. Women menstruate it is not news. And sometimes, mistakes will happen. If you think this little blood messes up your car, then wait till she has to push a baby out in the car while you are stuck in jam rushing to the hospital, you will see real blood. And if she had a heavy meal before labor begins, Number 2 will actually come out before the baby. So this is nothing lads. As long as you are straight and love women, then terms and conditions apply.😉 abakyala bazira.

Congratulations to the new shapers onboarded and the incoming curatorship. It's going to be a great year! #ShaperLove 💙💙🚀

The Future of Journalism, a long chat with @RuthAtim of @gender_uganda. Are we willing to collaborate to enhance Media practices or not. youtu.be/wjSzCI7yi3M?si… @tolit_ivan @NUMEC_Media @kasujja @ObadiaOtim

AI is rewriting the rules of storytelling. But what does that mean for journalism? 🤔 Watch our latest episode of the #GenderTechPodcast from @gender_uganda with @BenOngomTweets youtu.be/wjSzCI7yi3M?si… #AI #Journalism #Podcast

Global Shapers Kampala Hub hosted an onboarding event for the 8 new Shapers joining the community at Duma / One Tribe Café. During the session, members of the Hub and Alumni shared insights into what the community represents and how Global Shapers participate to drive change.

Coming up on the #GenderTechPodcast, @BenOngomTweets will be talking to us about how Journalism has evolved in the digital age. Watch, like and subscribe to our YouTube channel, so you don’t miss out on our posts. @gendertechpodcast?si=tlhXF5TY1h-VlZFp" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@gendertechpod…

@olilasteven7 @RuthAtim is answering that

@USAlumniUganda @RuthAtim this points to a deeper issue: AI doesn’t create inequality, it amplifies existing gaps in infrastructure and access. @RuthAtim

Let’s recap yesterday’s SafeSister webinar on AI for digital security, empowerment, and safer online spaces. Panellists underscored that AI cannot replace human judgment and should not be relied upon to make critical organisational decisions. Key concerns raised included data privacy and ownership, as well as ensuring that AI tools align with organisational policies and inclusivity principles. The conversation also stressed practical measures for safer use, including protecting personal information, strengthening digital security practices, verifying information, and promoting accountability in AI systems, while encouraging users to adopt AI in ways that are both empowering and secure. @RuthAtim speaking from her perspective as a WHRD and entrepreneur working in Northern Uganda, urged other WHRDs in her remarks to think of AI as their smart assistant who can complete tasks in the shortest time possible. But further urged WHRDs to beware of deepfakes that discredit WHRDs who are at the forefront of fighting for the rights of others. #DigitalSecurity #SafeSisters

“The future will favor those who will adapt and bot just passive users” @RuthAtim

@RuthAtim explains that the risk to being left behind is greater and this lies with vulnerable groups such as young women, rural youth, people that are displaced stemming from the challenge of luck of digital tools hence no infrastructural access