Tech-facilitated abuse worsens the crisis of MMIWR. As tech is used to stalk, control, and silence, we call on advocates, policymakers, and tech companies to work with Native-led movements for safety and justice.
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Digital boundaries are important. All relatives deserve to have a safe space physically and online. #SafeTechSafeFutures

AI is evolving, and so are the harms. From deepfakes to tracking, AI-compromised media puts our communities at risk. CSVANW + UC Berkeley created a guide to help you stay safe. Learn more: www.csvanw.org/newsroom/csvanw-publications/

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This July, CSVANW launches Safe Tech, Safe Futures, a campaign to empower Native survivors and advocates with tools for online safety and healing. Follow along for trauma-informed tips, policy updates, and ways to protect our relatives in digital spaces. SafeTechSafeFutures #CycleBreakers

What does digital consent mean to you? How can we practice it in texts, social media, or location sharing?

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Technology should be a tool for healing, connection, and advocacy. Safe tech means protecting Native survivors from tech-based abuse and honoring their privacy. It’s not just about devices, it’s about securing our futures and stories.
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Technology should be a tool for connection, not control. In native communities, tech abuse is a growing issue that often goes unseen. By raising awareness, reclaiming our digital spaces, and promoting online safety, we can protect our people and empower healing. #SafeTechSafeFutures #CycleBreakers

Grounded in Education, Safe Tech, Safe Futures raises awareness about how tech is misused to harm our relatives, and how we can reclaim it for healing and safety. Reflect with us and share your voice: lp.constantcontactpages.com/sv/G63etV5/S...

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