eSAFETY WOMEN
Digital safety and well-being for young women
Building the digital safety of young women from vulnerable groups and countering online gender-based violence.
The aim
To equip young women from disadvantaged backgrounds with the skills and knowledge to navigate online spaces safely, recognise and respond to online gender-based violence (OGBV), and engage as informed digital citizens.
Objectives
- 1Equip youth, especially young women from disadvantaged groups, with critical digital and media literacy skills.
- 2Strengthen their capacity to recognise, respond to and recover from online gender-based violence and harassment.
- 3Encourage active participation of youth in online discussions and civic life as informed digital citizens.
- 4Develop and disseminate tools — the e-Safety Toolkit and the card games — to educate youth about online safety.
- 5Work towards online environments where everyone can participate without fear of harassment or discrimination.
About the project
To equip young women from disadvantaged backgrounds with the skills and knowledge to navigate online spaces safely, recognise and respond to online gender-based violence (OGBV), and engage as informed digital citizens.
Results & outputs
Everything we produce is an open educational resource — free to download, use and share.
e-Safety Toolkit — 14 modules
Open →Practical strategies to recognise and respond to online gender-based violence, plus the digital literacy skills to protect your privacy.
e-Safety Reflection Game — handbook
Open →An interactive learning activity built on real-life online situations; encourages reflection, empathy and discussion.
e-Safety Reflection Game — cards
Open →Printable game cards to use in workshops, classrooms and peer-learning sessions.
Self-guided vocabulary game — handbook
Open →Helps learn and remember the key digital safety terms — useful for people with lower digital literacy or language confidence.
Self-guided vocabulary game — cards
Open →The printable cards for the self-guided game.
Self-guided vocabulary game — cards
Open →The printable cards for the self-guided game.
Self-guided vocabulary game — handbook
Open →Helps learn and remember the key digital safety terms — useful for people with lower digital literacy or language confidence.
e-Safety Reflection Game — cards
Open →Printable game cards to use in workshops, classrooms and peer-learning sessions.
e-Safety Reflection Game — handbook
Open →An interactive learning activity built on real-life online situations; encourages reflection, empathy and discussion.
e-Safety Toolkit — 14 modules
Open →Practical strategies to recognise and respond to online gender-based violence, plus the digital literacy skills to protect your privacy.
Expected outcomes
- A 14-module e-Safety Toolkit with practical strategies against online gender-based violence.
- Two card games and handbooks for workshops, classrooms and peer-learning sessions.
- Local trainings in three countries and an international meeting in Spain.
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