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Resource Pack: Online Safety For Activists

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posted on 2024-07-19, 08:35 authored by Iffat Jahan Antara, Shravasti Roy Nath, Shamsad Navia Novelly

Resource Pack: Online Safety for Activists aims to share knowledge and learning about online gender-based violence (OGBV). It provides a comprehensive list of strategies and existing protection mechanisms to create safety for online activists and others. Specifically, this resource pack has been created for online activists, users who promote gender justice on social media, and anyone interested in learning about OGBV and creating a safe digital space.

This resource pack on OGBV draws on research with online activists, and many of the strategies and tactics mentioned here were observed in our study. Readers may use it as appropriate, but it is not intended to address all the issues people may face. We focus on strategies and tactics deemed helpful within the Bangladeshi context. We encourage anyone using this resource for training to add their own experiences, strategies, or resources they find effective to supplement this pack.

Content warning: Some readers may find some of the content distressing. It deals with issues of physical and mental abuse, addiction, discrimination, Islamophobia, forced displacement, suicide, and financial distress.

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Institute of Development Studies

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Antara, I.J.; Nath, S.R. And Novelly, S.N. (2024) Resource Pack: Online Safety for Activists, Countering Backlash, Brighton: Institute of Development Studies, DOI: 10.19088/BACKLASH.2024.003

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© BRAC Institute of Governance and Development 2024

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Countering Backlash Programme

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