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Online Abuse 101 — Know It, Spot It, Stop It
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Every woman and girl deserves to be safe. Online and Offline.
During International Women's month, take some time to create awareness about how women are impacted by online abuse and learn about what you can do to Know It, Spot It, Stop It.
Online spaces shouldn’t be a minefield, but harassment, doxing, trolling, and digital violence are far too common for women and girls. Online Abuse 101 breaks down what this harmful behaviour looks like and why addressing it is urgent. From sexist attacks and stalking to deepfake manipulation and threats, these risks persist every day. Understanding the basics is the first step toward creating safer, more respectful online spaces.
Download a pdf copy of all the online safety posters below
Written by Toni Fulkerson
Indigenous Social Work Student, Laurentian University
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FAQs: Digital abuse, trolling, stalking, and other forms of technology-facilitated violence against women and girls
What is technology-facilitated violence against women and girls?
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