News & Views Women stand to lose the most from new US social media entry rules Under a new proposal announced this week, visitors to the US would be required to hand over five years of social media handles.
News & Views ‘Gender-based violence is not a private issue’: YWCA’s call for women’s online and physical safety Collective action is needed to keep women and gender-diverse people safe from domestic violence and online abuse.
Soapbox A social media ban won’t save us from harms online. Educating us will Eve Ashcroft is 14 and part of the cohort of teens today affected by the social media ban. She shares this opinion piece with Women’s Agenda.
News & Views From risk to power: How young women are transforming online spaces Digital spaces were never built with women’s safety in mind – but young women are now using those same spaces to drive systems change.
News & Views ‘Deepfakes, doxxing, death threats’: The cost women pay to be online As we mark the start of this global campaign, I want to reiterate something simple but vital: online harms are real harms.
Local New AFP taskforce to crack down on networks targeting young girls Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett set to crack down on men using online networks to exploit young girls.
News & Views Australia set to ban ‘nudify’ apps. How will it work? Banning ‘nudify’ apps is an important step, but alone it won’t stop the harm they cause, writes Nicola Henry.
News & Views From threats and abuse to deepfakes, X is not safe for women My Collective Shout colleagues and I have been subjected to a sustained, intense campaign of misogynistic abuse, writes Caitlin Roper.
News & Views Withdrawals, mourning and isolation: How parents and teachers can prepare kids for the impending social media ban As the social media ban edges closer, young people may experience a range of responses, including withdrawal, frustration, and isolation.
News & Views Will a voluntary code of practice make online dating safer? A new code to make online dating safer for everyone comes into effect today. What will it do to make the apps better for women?
News & Views Trolling, threats, and silence: Why women of colour are fleeing public life Online trolling often targets marginalized women and can have severe consequences, including forced relocation and career abandonment.
Partner Content Yasmin London: From good cop to online safety hero Yasmin London was a NSW police officer for 13 years before entering the tech industry. Now she’s bringing these experiences together to help create a safer online world for kids.
