FETCH DFW

As the 16 Days of Activism conclude, our commitment continues.

Digital safety is a human right — and we will keep fighting for platforms, policies, and communities that protect women and girls everywhere.

Let’s carry this movement forward, every day.

This is a global movement — but local action drives real change.

Whether at school, at work, or in your community, YOU can make digital spaces safer.

We all have a role to play.

Organizations that support women and provide services to survivors need sustainable funding to fight digital violence.

Support the work. Support the survivors.

Digital harassment can escalate into real-life danger — stalking, coercion, or violence.

We must address these harms early and seriously.

Online safety is public safety.

Young women and girls are among the most targeted — but also the most powerful digital changemakers.

Let’s uplift youth voices and support safer digital futures for the next generation.

To end digital violence, we need strong data.

Research helps shape policies, prevention, and survivor support.

Let’s invest in evidence — and use it to drive change.

Art has always been a tool for resistance.

We invite creators, writers, and activists to use their voices to spotlight digital violence.

Your creativity can inspire change.

ALL genders play a powerful role in ending digital violence.

Call out harmful content, challenge misogyny, and amplify women’s voices.

Allyship is action.

Online safety education empowers everyone.

Knowing how to block, report, increase privacy, and navigate consent online helps prevent abuse.

Let’s spread digital literacy far and wide.

Survivors of digital violence often suffer in silence.

Let’s create spaces where they feel safe, supported, and believed.

Help is available — and healing is possible.

Many countries still lack strong laws addressing digital violence.

Women and girls deserve legal protection — online and offline.

Let’s push for policies that recognize digital harm as real harm.

Social media and tech companies have power — and responsibility.

Safer design, stronger reporting systems, and quicker removal of abusive content can save lives.

We call on platforms to prioritize safety.