Loving the no hate web? Another look into women's digital rights
summary
Panel argues that current tools and policies fail women online and offers concrete responses: a female digital starter weekend teaches 40 women hands‑on app, website and data‑visualization skills and yields proposals for a Brussels policy institute; community internet cafes and Girl Tech Fest scale training; a proposed Twitter‑bot prototype harvests abusive content but runs into privacy vs. accountability and police‑capacity limits. Key numbers: 40 women from 15–55 trained; research finds 9 million girls in Europe by 15 face cyber‑violence. Education, safe spaces and legal precedents are urgent.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:51Jennifer Baker The Register (UK)
- 2:27Cheryl Miller Digital Leadership Institute (BE)
- 24:04Belma Kucukalic One World Platform (BA)
- 37:01Jillian York Electronic Frontiers Foundation (US)
- 37:43Renata Avila Worldwide Web Foundation (GT)
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