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Digital abuse can show up in many ways. It can be Digital abuse can show up in many ways. It can be constant messages meant to intimidate, threats to share personal information, controlling a partner through apps, or using images and deepfakes to cause harm. 

These behaviors are serious forms of violence that can damage safety, privacy, and wellbeing.

Learning how digital abuse works helps us recognize warning signs, support survivors, and challenge harmful online behavior! 

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

Source: @unwomen

#digitalabuse #survivor #safety
Many young men are spending their days online surr Many young men are spending their days online surrounded by messages that push rigid, harmful ideas about what it means to be a man. These messages shape how they talk, how they act, and how they see themselves. 

LinkUp Lab was created to shift that reality! 

Through testing, incubating, and scaling new digital strategies, we are building healthier online experiences that support wellbeing, spark real connection, and open the door to positive manhood. 🎮💻📲

 👾 Learn more at LinkUpLab.org
As a law student, Ljubica faced harassment that qu As a law student, Ljubica faced harassment that quickly turned into a nightmare. What happened to her reflects a disturbing global reality. 

Online abuse has devastatingly real consequences that extend offline, pushing women and girls to: 
❌ Abandon their education
❌ Suffer mental health crises
❌ Restrict their online presence

Today, Ljubica is a human rights lawyer working to end gender-based violence. See how Ljubica is building a safer world—online and offline at https://bit.ly/learnmore-16days

#16Days #NoExcuse #ACTToEndViolence
Men are handed so many harmful scripts about who t Men are handed so many harmful scripts about who they are supposed to be, from staying tough and quiet to hiding what they feel, and these expectations hold men back from the real connection and care we all need.

It’s time to change that! Men can be vulnerable and open, and real strength grows when honesty and connection are allowed to exist.

That is what @unscriptedfutures is all about, a national campaign designed to grow the leadership of college men to end violence through care, connection, and accountability. 🤝

👉 Ditch the script and follow @unscriptedfutures for more!
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