Individuals
Learn about digital safety and share reliable information within your community. You can also volunteer your time and skills.
Volunteer with usBe part of the change
Ending technology-facilitated violence takes all of us. Find the path that fits you, whether you bring time, expertise, evidence or resources.
Ways to help
Find your role
Choose the path that describes you best, then get in touch and we will talk through next steps together.
Organisations
Partner with us on programmes, research, advocacy and survivor support.
Partner with usResearchers
Collaborate on evidence generation and knowledge development on technology-facilitated violence.
Collaborate with usTechnology companies
Work with us to strengthen digital safety and responsible technology practices on your platforms.
Start a conversationFunders and donors
Support programmes that strengthen prevention, protection, evidence and systems change.
Support our workSee the programmes your support makes possible
Explore our workPartnerships
Working together for safer digital spaces
Addressing technology-facilitated gender-based violence requires collaboration across sectors. Malaq works with communities, civil society organisations, government institutions, researchers, technology companies, service providers and other partners to strengthen prevention and response.
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Every voice counts
Start where you are
You do not need to join an organisation to make a difference. Awareness is one of the strongest tools against technology-facilitated violence.
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Share reliable information
Pass on our guides to friends, family and colleagues. Someone in your circle may need them.
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Start the conversation
Raise the issue in your school, workplace, place of worship or community group.
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Learn the signs
Understand the forms TFGBV takes so you can recognise it and respond with care.
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Believe survivors
If someone tells you they are being abused online, listen, believe them and point them to support.
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