Cybersafe kick-off
Initial research through KAP surveys was conducted by all partners. The kick-off meeting took place in Cyprus.
The project addresses the topic of cyber gender-based violence, which has a physical, psychological, mental, and economic effect on the victims. While the statistics are vague, the Council of Europe supports that millions of women face cyber violence. CybeSafe aims to increase and reinforce awareness of cyber-violence against women, create resources for women on how to stay safe online, and how to deal with incidents of cyber-violence
“KAP” survey measures the Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices of a target group on a specific topic. We collected more than 100 answers from women from Greece, Cyprus, Serbia and Bulgaria. Below you can find the results in the form of infographics! The second part of the infographic is also available here.
A series of podcasts was developed in English, Greek, Serbian and Bulgarian language. Every episode is dedicated to a different topic while having several formats (eg monologue or co-hosted podcast). Their goal is to raise awareness on the cyber violence against women and to support the victims to speak, report the crime and seek psychological and legal help.
This episode aims to introduce the listeners to the EU-funded project ”Cybersafe” that aims to raise awareness and empower women to navigate the digital landscape safely. As our lives become more intertwined with technology after the pandemic, incidents of cyberbullying and cyberstalking have increased. Research shows an alarming rise in cyberbullying of women, exacerbating gender-based violence and inequality. Join us on this transformative journey to make cyberspace safer for everyone, especially women.
In today’s episode, we’ll explore the post-pandemic digital transformation, covering remote work, online learning, and virtual collaboration. Despite positive changes, challenges like digital inequality and cyber security issues persist. “Digital transformation” involves remote access, process digitization, and online collaboration. A digital divide hampers education and employment, with rising privacy concerns and cyber threats. We also discuss consequences like internet addiction and cybercrime against women, offering strategies to combat cyberbullying. Join us as we delve into the complexities of the pandemic’s digital evolution in this insightful episode.
Today, we delve into cyber harassment, covering cyberbullying and hate speech, impacting users psychologically and socially. Cyberbullying involves intimidating messages, while cyberstalking induces fear online. Hate speech leads to public humiliation through offensive language. Psychologically, it causes anxiety and depression, diminishing self-esteem. Socially, victims face relationship destruction, both personally and professionally. For safer online navigation, update passwords, use two-factor authentication, and stay informed about cybersecurity threats. Join us as we explore cyber harassment and ways to foster a safer online environment.
Cybersafe kick-off
Initial research through KAP surveys was conducted by all partners. The kick-off meeting took place in Cyprus.
Research
Research & Information Center ''CyberSafe''
Podcasts
40 podcasts were recored and uploaded in Spotify in Greek, English, Serbian and Bulgarian language.
Closing phase
Various online and offline dissemination activities were implemented.
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