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Dear Faree, Thank you for inquiring. TechHer has an incident report platform, KURAMNG.ORG, designed to support individuals facing Online Gender-Based Violence (OGBV), including Sextortion, Non-Consensual Intimate Image Sharing, Catfishing, Cyberbullying, Cyberstalking, and more all completely FREE OF CHARGE. We’ll send you a direct message to guide you on how to report and get the support she needs.

There’s something so beautiful about women, community, and the words that shape us Here’s a little compilation of wisdom that guides our movement gotten from our time at the Rooted and Woven Retreat. One of our favourite feminist quotes is from Aminata Dieye and it says “I know that I have the right to be free, and to do what I like” Now we want to hear from you too: What’s your favourite feminist quote? And if you have more than one (because honestly, who has just one? 😄), drop them all in the comments below.

@wickedsous @BigBadReni @TechHerNG will handle it, just tell her to message them. This is so stupid wtf

We're at the UCL Tech Abuse Conference 2026 today, at London City Hall! Our Executive Director, Chioma Agwuegbo (@ChiomaChuka), is facilitating our session: "Invisible Harms, Unequal Safety: Understanding Online Violence Against LGBTQIA+ Communities and Women with Disabilities in Nigeria." 📍 Committee Room 1 | 🕞 3:30 PM We'll share insights from three pillars of our work: 🔹 KURAM, our incident-reporting platform powered by the Volunteer Lawyer Network, 150 legal professionals across Nigeria supporting survivors of #TfGBV pro bono. 🔹GBV Emergency Response Fund, rapid financial assistance to survivors within 24 hours of approval. 🔹SafeSpaceAfrica, our continental community advancing homegrown, equitable digital futures. This work sits close to us. Every day, we walk with communities navigating online harm, digital exclusion, and unsafe tech spaces. Today, we're sharing what we've learned, listening to others, and helping shape safer, more inclusive digital futures. Stay tuned for highlights! Thank you to Luminate for the continued support that makes moments like this possible, and to the communities whose stories, experiences, and insights anchor this work. #TechAbuseConf #DigitalRights #TfGBV #TechHerNG

You asked, and we answered.🥳 Applications for the SheTrades Digital project across Anambra & Delta States have been extended to May 21st, 2026. If you missed the first deadline, here’s another chance to still be part of a project focused on practical digital skills and real community impact. Apply here: Field Supervisor: tally.so/r/ja0XP4   Booth Coordinator: Inkd.in/eSUh6j_y Digital Champions: tally.so/r/D4XLyl

The digital landscape is a double-edged sword: connecting us, yet also creating new avenues for harm. From the nascent days of online harassment on early platforms to today's complex threats like viral deepfakes and AI-driven ridicule. This isn't just a historical overview; it's a critical lens through which we must view our present and future online interactions. The anonymity and pervasive nature of modern cyberbullying can leave victims feeling isolated and without escape. At TechHer, we're dedicated to fostering environments where trust can thrive, even amidst these challenges, through KURAMNG.ORG, survivors can get the support they need. Share this knowledge as your commitment to building a safer, more trustworthy online future, one informed step at a time. #CyberbullyingAwareness #Digitalsafety #TechHer

This isn’t just about one actress. It highlights the growing problem of image-based abuse and cyberbullying, where people’s private moments are weaponised for likes, shares, and ridicule. The harm goes beyond reputation; it affects mental health and safety.

Bullying isn't always physical. Cyberbullying occurs when individuals use tech like social media, gaming platforms etc, to harass, intimidate, embarrass individuals. It can happen to anyone. Cyberbullying can cause significant harm to one's emotional and mental well-being.

Correcting this starts with paying attention. It means having harder conversations earlier, teaching boys emotional honesty alongside accountability, creating safer digital spaces, and refusing to normalise harmful behaviour simply because it is common online. Boys do not become healthy men by accident. They need guidance, community, examples, and adults willing to stay involved while they are still learning who to become. If boys are being raised by what they consume every day, what are you doing to become a better influence in their lives? #InternationalDayOfTheBoyChild #TechHer

Happy International Day of the Boy Child. Boyhood is being shaped in real time by algorithms, group chats, timelines, influencers, silence, pressure, and the things boys consume long before they fully understand them. A lot of what is teaching boys today is happening online, quietly, repeatedly, and often without guidance. Today is not just about celebrating boys. It’s about paying attention to what is shaping them. From misogyny disguised as motivation, to bullying repackaged as humour. The question is no longer whether boys are being influenced online. The question is: by who, by what, and towards what kind of manhood?

We asked our colleagues what they wish they knew earlier about tech, and their answers came back with a lot of different perspectives. Different journeys, same theme. Nobody really has it all figured out at the start. So here’s a simple one for you: what are you putting off right now that your future self might wish you started today?

APPLY: Applications are now open for the 2026 African Climate Creatives Fellowship, a 3-month programme to train young climate advocates (aged 18–35) in using digital & storytelling tools to amplify advocacy & influence climate policy. 🗓 Apply by 26 May: aspireclimate.org/accf/

Africa cannot meet the promises of Agenda 2030 and Agenda 2063 without young women at the centre of climate leadership and policy conversations. That’s why we’re intentional about building pathways that move young feminist climate advocates from the margins of advocacy into the rooms where decisions are shaping Africa’s future. At the 12th Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development in Addis Ababa, TechHer supported two young climate advocates, @ib_henshaw, and Sarah Ijanada Tizhe, alongside members of our team through the Young Feminist Solidarity & Climate Project, with support from the @FordFoundation . But beyond participation, this was about visibility, influence, and representation. Our advocates shared their experiences, exchanged ideas with changemakers across the continent, and spoke about the urgent need for climate solutions that truly include women and young people. Their reflections, contributions, and key takeaways reminded us why representation matters so much. Because when young women enter these spaces, they don’t just participate , they shift conversations, challenge systems, and push for solutions that are more inclusive and sustainable. This is the work for us: building a future where young women are not waiting to be invited into important conversations but are already leading them. #ARFSD2026 #Agenda2030 #ClimateJustice #TechHerNG #Ecofeminism

Women-led media in Africa cannot grow on assumptions. We need data and we need your voice. If you run or are building a women-led media business in Africa, complete this important survey by African Women in Media. Your insights will help shape policy reform, funding access, and stronger ecosystem support. Take the survey now: bit.ly/awimmediamap Your voice matters. Participate today. #WomenInMedia #AfricanWomenInMedia #mediadev #MediaEntrepreneurship

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Join our team! CPJ is #hiring a remote communications associate to develop and implement communications strategies to maximize the impact of CPJ’s work in defense of press freedom worldwide. 🗓️ Deadline is May 18, 2026. Apply today: cpjorg.bamboohr.com/careers/100?so…

📢 Call for Applications!!! Women and girls across Eastern & Southern Africa are driving transformative action to end harmful practices and GBV and their voices must shape regional advocacy and policy spaces. Apply to be part of the development of a policy brief advancing collective action against child marriage, FGM, and GBV. 🔗 bit.ly/3OTOs41 #SRHRDialogues

Students didn't lack awareness. They lacked recourse. 5 findings the sector needs to hear.

Harassment among Nigerian university students has been normalised to the point of invisibility. We ran digital rights training in Makurdi with Accountability Lab (@accountlabng) and FIDA Nigeria (@FIDANigeria)

Why are we not having this same conversation about rehabilitating the women and girls harmed by the men being reintegrated into society? Many of the women and girls who escaped Boko Haram captivity are still waiting for the government to acknowledge the harm done to them and to provide compensation to rebuild their lives. It is time for Nigeria to prioritise these women and hold perpetrators accountable because THERE IS NO PEACE WITHOUT JUSTICE. Invictus Africa carried out a one-year project amplifying the voices of women affected by conflict-related violence. Their stories remind us that conflict does not end even when the gunshots stop. If you’re interested in engaging further, explore these resources: • Research Report: invictusafrica.org/publications/w… • Mini Documentary: youtu.be/cQSV8G627gM • Survivor Materials: invictusafrica.org/survivor-mater…