Dear Faree,
Thank you for inquiring.
TechHer has an incident report platform, https://t.co/veufhOffnZ, 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.
If it’s too good to be true, it might not be true.
Scammers often use unbelievable discounts, fake screenshots, and limited-time offers to create urgency. Before you pay, verify the page, check the website URL, and confirm the offer through the brand’s official channels.
A quick pause can save you money.
20 years of African feminist organising, generations of resistance and now THE WOMXN HAVE ARRIVED!
Team TechHer has touched down in Windhoek for AFF2026, the 20th African Feminist Forum, carrying the energy of the Young Feminist Solidarity and Climate Project (YFSCP) with them.
We’re not here just to witness history.
We’re here to shape what comes next.
HASEGO! TechHer's Womxn Have Arrived✊🏾
#AFF2026 #HASEGO #TechHer #TheWomxnHaveArrived #AfricanFeminism #ClimateJustice
During the panel sessions at TechHer’s National Policy Dialogue on Rights, Justice and Digital Safety, the discussion moved beyond broad conversations about online safety and focused on the realities that women and marginalised communities continue to navigate every day.
The conversation called for systems that take harm seriously, policies that reflect lived realities, and technology that does not leave the most vulnerable behind.
Swipe through and sit with the words for a moment.
We’re so sorry you’re going through this; what you’re experiencing is not normal. Threats of death and violence are not “just tweets”; they have consequences beyond the screen.
We documented this in our report on Understanding and Addressing Online Violence Against Vulnerable Groups. Evidence like this puts face to the statistics. Read all about it here: https://t.co/s0xyUE0Mcr
If you’re experiencing or witnessing online gender-based violence, report it at https://t.co/iRy8zwG24a.
This is why I keep saying I need to be somewhere safe. 💔
Look at the things people are saying about me. I don’t know these people. I have done nothing to them. I have never asked anyone to be trans or queer. Yet the hatred, the dehumanizing comments and even jokes about harm just keep coming.
And this is only one small example of what I mean when I say I’m not safe.
I’m still trying to raise $4,000 to help me move into a safe self-contained apartment and cover the costs that come with starting over. We’ve raised $629 so far, and I’m deeply grateful to everyone who has helped me.
I still need your help. Please donate if you can, and please share if you can’t. Every share could put this in front of someone who can help.
The PayPal is attached. If you’re sending money, please leave a note saying “For Kim” because it’s my friend’s account. ❤️
I just want to be safe
https://t.co/oHQGn5icXy
The words we choose, the people we centre, and the questions we ask can either reinforce harmful narratives or challenge them. Join us for our Public Policy & Insights Webinar:
Reframing Violence Against Women and Girls: From Harmful Narratives to Accountability and Action
• 13 August 2026
• 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM WAT
Register: https://t.co/4chfiSDZiC
#WomenInMedia #MediaForChange, @AMWIK, @TechHerNG, @QueenterMbori.
At our National Policy Dialogue on Rights, Justice, and Digital Safety, the room was filled with the conversations that usually happen too late or not at all.
From the launch of the Toxic Tech Report to the premiere of UNMUTED, the day focused on what technology-facilitated gender-based violence looks like for women with disabilities, queer women, and women living in underserved communities, and what it will take to change those realities.
Here’s a highlight of the conversations, connections, and moments that made the day unforgettable.
A special thank you to Luminate for backing this work and helping make this dialogue possible.
#ToxicTech #DigitalRights #DigitalSafety #TechHerNG
Dive into the Toxic Tech report https://t.co/4RWywZK0gl and explore the data, hear the stories behind the statistics, and join the movement to advance rights, justice, and digital safety for vulnerable women and communities.
#ToxicTechReport#DigitalSafety#TFGBV #RightsJusticeDigitalSafety
#OnlineSafety #GenderJustic
This #WCW, we celebrate the women whose voices continue to challenge, shape, and transform the conversation on digital rights and safety.
At TechHer's National Policy Dialogue on Rights, Justice and Digital Safety, we brought the lived experiences of women and communities most affected by technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) to the forefront.
The evidence is impossible to ignore, and so is the urgency to act. Building a safer digital future starts with acknowledging who is most at risk and designing solutions that leave no one behind.
This conversation is shaped by experts in technology, governance, digital rights, and civic action
From defending digital rights and advancing public policy to strengthening democratic accountability and civic participation, this conversation is shaped by professionals.
Together, they’ll examine how technology is reshaping civic space across Africa, the growing influence of power and policy on our digital freedoms, and what these shifts mean for citizens, civil society, and democracy. Expect thoughtful insights, honest conversations, and practical perspectives on protecting civic space in an increasingly digital world.
Join us:
Date:Thursday, July 23, 2026
Topic: Who Controls Africa's Civic Space? Technology, Power & Democratic Freedom
Time: 11:00 AM WAT | 12:00 PM CAT | 1:00 PM EAT
Register Here: https://t.co/hQuC9UXygw
📍 Zoom
When conversations about digital safety make the national news, it's a reminder that these issues can no longer be overlooked.
At TechHer's National Policy Dialogue on Rights, Justice and Digital Safety, policymakers, civil society, development partners, researchers, legal experts, and advocates came together to tackle one critical question: How do we build a digital ecosystem where everyone can participate safely, freely, and equally?
With generous support from Luminate, the dialogue explored practical pathways to strengthen survivor support, advance evidence-based policy solutions, and reinforce the principle that digital rights are human rights.
We're grateful to @ARISEtv for amplifying this important conversation and helping bring these urgent issues to a wider audience.
Watch the Arise feature and catch highlights from the dialogue on the TechHerNG YouTube channel.
#NationalPolicyDialogue #DigitalSafety #DigitalRights #OnlineSafety #TechHerNG #TFGBV #PolicyForChange
Our Girl Child Advocate, Ore-Oluwa was present today at the National Policy Dialogue on Rights, Justice & Digital Safety hosted by @TechHerNG.Forum examined psychological toll of digital violence & pressing need for greater investment in community based protection systems.
Closing the National Policy Dialogue. The evidence is public. The task now is action across government, platforms, civil society and communities. Our thanks to Luminate, our panellists and everyone in the room today. This is where evidence becomes action. #Toxictech
We are live at the National Policy Dialogue on Rights, Justice and Digital Safety in Nigeria. Today we launch Toxic Tech, our evidence on online safety in Nigeria, and move the conversation from evidence to action.
Follow this thread. 😊
#ToxicTech#DigitalSafetyNG
Luminate spotlight with Ugochi Ihe, our Digital Literacy Officer, on the partnership, learning and impact behind this work. Thank you Luminate .
#ToxicTech