Combating Cyber Bullying, through Alternative Safe Space & Deleting Hate Speech

The project "Combating Cyber Bullying through Alternative Safe Space & Deleting Hate Speech" aimed to address the urgent issue of cyber bullying by implementing a variety of activities involving partner countries: India, Philippines, Portugal, and Italy. Coordinated by RIZIKA, a hosting organization based in the Czech Republic, the project made significant progress and achieved noteworthy outcomes.
One of the key focuses of the project was raising awareness through targeted campaigns. These campaigns aimed to educate individuals about the detrimental impacts of online abuse while emphasizing the importance of fostering safer digital environments. By disseminating information and promoting responsible online behavior, the project sought to empower individuals to recognize and combat cyber bullying.
Collaborative workshops were another integral part of the project, providing a platform for stakeholders from different countries to come together and share best practices. These workshops facilitated discussions on identifying and addressing hate speech, creating effective strategies, and promoting empathy and understanding.
The project also prioritized the development of alternative safe spaces, which played a crucial role in supporting and assisting victims of cyber bullying. These safe spaces provided a refuge for those affected, offering resources, counseling, and guidance to help them overcome the challenges they faced.
The involvement of partner countries brought diverse perspectives and insights to the project. The contributions from India, Philippines, Portugal, and Italy were instrumental in fostering international cooperation and ensuring a comprehensive approach to tackling cyber bullying. By leveraging their unique experiences, each country contributed to the project's effectiveness and enriched the strategies employed.
Overall, this project served as a catalyst for positive change in combating cyber bullying. It empowered individuals to take a stand against online abuse, promoted inclusivity, and fostered a culture of respect in the digital sphere. The collaborative efforts of the partner countries and the dedication of all involved stakeholders were instrumental in achieving the project's goals and leaving a lasting impact in the fight against cyber bullying.
Find more information here: https://notocyberbullying.org/
Contact our partners :
FSL, India - Ragland Devadas <ragland@fsl-india.org>, riorsantos@gmail.com, IGEEI, Philippines - Misael Joan Santos <santosmisaeljoan@gmail.com>, Synergia International Projects, Portugal - <projects@synergia.pt>, IIAPH, Italy - Igor Vitale <dr.igorvitale@gmail.com> |