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Keep Your Chats Exactly That!

Take Back The Tech calls for your support and participation! Join Women'sNet and Girls'Net to keep mobile phone and internet use safe from harassment, bullying and violence. "Keep Your Chats Exactly That!" is a campaign that aims to empower young people in the use of the internet and cell phones. It looks at both strategies of prevention from harassment, bullying and violence, as well as strategies for using ICTs in affirmative ways to advocate for change on issues that concern them.

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  • Retome a tecnologia
    Brazil

    Location

    scattered, but meeting online (and offline in Salvador)
    Brazil
    13° 1' 33.4776" S, 38° 31' 5.0376" W

    Retome a tecnologia is a Brazilian campaign for activism, awareness-raising and appropriation of ICTs for the end of violence against women, inspired by Take Back the Tech.

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    Retome a tecnologia


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This campaign is organised by the
Association of Progressive Communications, Women's Networking
Support Programme (APC WNSP)

APC WNSP is a global network of
more than 175 women in over 55 countries promoting gender equality in the design, implementation, access and use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and in the policy decisions and frameworks that regulate them.



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