e-SAFETY WOMEN

"Empowering Youth for Safer Digital Spaces: Combating Online Gender-Based Violence"

Project Number : 2024-1-LT02-KA210-YOU-000243179

E-Safety Toolkit

Tools for safe online navigation and awareness.

Community Awareness Campaigns

Promoting inclusive online environments for everyone.

Youth Engagement
Active Participation

Empowering Women in Digital Spaces

We enhance digital literacy to combat online gender-based violence and empower young women to navigate online spaces safely and confidently.

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three women walking along field of tulip flowers

Objectives

Strengthen Response to OGBV
Enhance Digital and Media Literacy

Equip disadvantaged youth, especially young women, with critical skills to navigate online spaces safely.

person using laptop
person using laptop

Build capacity to recognize, respond to, and recover from online gender-based violence and harassment.

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woman running upstair in room
Promote Active Digital Citizenship

Encourage youth to engage in online discussions and civic activities as informed and responsible digital citizens.

assorted-title of books piled in the shelves
assorted-title of books piled in the shelves
Develop Educational Tools

Create and disseminate resources like the e-Safety Toolkit and Card Game to educate on online safety and OGBV.

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man in black jacket wearing yellow mask
Foster Inclusive Online Environments

Work towards creating digital spaces where everyone can participate without fear of harassment or discrimination.

e-Safety Women

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Enhancing digital literacy for young women.

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