Gender & ICTs
Virtual world, real dangers
The Express Tribune, Pakistan
Virtual world, real dangers
06 September 2011
Breaking the silence
Newsline Magazine, Pakistan
Breaking the silence
06 September 2011
Radio helps tackle violence against women in villages
Phnom Penh Post, Cambodia
Radio helps tackle violence against women in villages
06 September 2011
APC publishes breakthrough exploratory research study on sex, rights and the internet
Over the past three years APC carried out an exploratory research in five countries from different continents on the internet’s role in accessing information about sex education, health, fighting sex discrimination and defining one’s own sexuality. The new report debunks the commonly-held view that sexuality online is just about pornography.
EROTICS: Sex, rights and the internet (An exploratory research study)
Carried out in Brazil, India, Lebanon, South Africa & USA the research looks at how the internet plays host to critical information about sex education, health, fighting sex discrimination and defining one’s own sexuality. It debunks the commonly-held view that sexuality online is just about pornography.
EROTICS: Sex, rights and the internet (An exploratory research study)
This breakthrough study carried out in Brazil, India, Lebanon, South Africa & USA looks at how the internet plays host to critical information about sex education, health, fighting sex discrimination and defining one’s own sexuality. It debunks the commonly-held view that sexuality online is just about pornography.
Beirut's girl geeks aim to close tech gender gap
CNN, Beirut,
Beirut's girl geeks aim to close tech gender gap
04 August 2011
Armenian women's rights group hosts flash mob
The women’s rights NGO, “Society Without Violence”, will be hosting a flash mob on July 27th in the Armenian capital, Yerevan.
You know, in case you’re passing through.
Society Without Violence is part of a network of NGOs in the caucasus advocating greater aw
Most influential Twitterati in Pakistan include 5 working to end violence against women
The Express Tribune has named 5 Take Back the Tech! campaigners as among the most influential “Twitterati” in Pakistan. Thanks to the MDG3 funding, these women are using ICTs to raise the visibility of violence against women on and offline.
VAW in Pakistan: finding solutions
Raahnuma.org was one of the winners of the Take Back the Tech! Fund. They provide support and resources for anyone who is suffering abuse, including where they can find medical, psychological and legal help.
