Protect
We work to prevent and respond to technology-facilitated gender-based violence while strengthening survivor-centred pathways to safety, support and justice.
From prevention to lasting change
We work across prevention, response, research and systems change, because ending technology-facilitated violence takes action at every level.
Our approach
Three strategic pillars
The pillars are the central framework of the organisation. Every programme we run contributes to at least one of them.
Empower
We equip women and girls, communities and other stakeholders with knowledge, skills and practical tools to navigate digital spaces safely and confidently.
Transform
We generate evidence, strengthen policies and institutions, and engage technology stakeholders to promote safer and more accountable digital environments.
What we do
Five programme areas
The pillars describe what we believe. These programmes describe what we actually do.
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Digital safety and prevention
Delivering digital safety education, awareness campaigns and practical resources to help individuals and communities recognise and prevent technology-facilitated violence.
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Survivor support and referrals
Providing information, guidance and referrals to appropriate legal, psychosocial, health and digital-security services.
03
Research and evidence
Generating and documenting evidence on technology-facilitated gender-based violence to strengthen understanding, programming and decision-making.
04
Policy and advocacy
Working with policymakers, institutions and other stakeholders to strengthen policies, systems and responses to technology-facilitated violence.
05
Technology and platform engagement
Engaging technology companies and digital platforms to promote safer, more accessible and more accountable digital environments.
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In practice
Survivor-centred at every step
Whether we are running a training session or supporting one person, the same principles apply: safety, dignity, confidentiality and informed consent.
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Documenting evidence safely
Guidance on safely documenting and storing evidence without increasing the risk of further harm.
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Referrals to trusted services
Connecting survivors with trusted legal, health, psychosocial and other support services.
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Digital security help
Practical guidance on securing accounts, devices and personal information.
Our impact
Creating measurable impact
Our impact is being built through evidence-based programmes, strategic partnerships and community engagement. We will publish verified results here as they become available.
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People reached through digital safety education
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Survivors supported or referred
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Community sessions conducted
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Research and policy outputs