When Your Work Is Stolen and No One Is Accountable: Ben’s Experience of Content Theft
Ben’s experience of image abuse did not involve threats from a partner or a single identifiable perpetrator.
Como a tecnologia está combatendo o vazamento de nudes e protegendo vítimas
Com o aumento de casos de vazamento de nudes, a tecnologia se torna essencial para proteger as vítimas. Neste artigo, exploramos como a inovação pode ajudar a combater esse crime. A experiência de Madelaine Thomas Madelaine Thomas é uma sobrevivente do vazamento de nudes. Ela compartilha sua experiência para ajudar outras pessoas. Após ver suas imagens […]
Adult Site Broker Talk’ Features Madelaine Thomas of Image Angel
PATTAYA, Thailand—Madelaine Thomas of Image Angel is this week’s guest on “Adult Site Broker Talk.” Madelaine Thomas is the driving force behind Image Angel, a company created to protect individuals from non-consensual intimate image abuse online. As someone who has personally experienced image-based sexual abuse, she founded Image Angel to introduce invisible watermarking that makes […]
Meet Madelaine Thomas: The Anti-Revenge Porn Activist Who Went From Dominatrix to Tech Founder
Madelaine Thomas is not a conventional tech entrepreneur. She did not enter the technology world through Silicon Valley start-ups or corporate innovation hubs. Instead, her path into tech was shaped by personal trauma, professional stigma and a determination to prevent others from experiencing the same abuse she once endured. Today, Thomas is the founder of Image […]
Day Sixteen Spotlight: UN Women Chief Calls for Urgent Global Action to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls
On the final day of our ‘Sixteen Activists or Organisations Around the Globe Fighting to End Digital Violence Against all Women and Girls‘ campaign, Kalliopi Mingeirou highlights the transformative power of the annual 16 Days of Activism campaign, why ending digital violence against women and girls has become an urgent global priority and what actions […]
Day Fifteen Spotlight: How Glitch Combats Racialised Digital Violence
On day fifteen of our ‘Sixteen Activists or Organisations Around the Globe Fighting to End Digital Violence Against all Women and Girls‘ campaign, Tèmítópé Lasade-Anderson highlights how Black feminism shapes Glitch’s bold strategy, why tackling racialised digital violence is urgent, Glitch’s approach to AI literacy and the broader structural forces that reproduce harm online. Tèmítópé […]
Day Fourteen Spotlight: Minister Davies-Jones on Tackling Digital Violence in the UK
On day fourteen of our ‘Sixteen Activists or Organisations Around the Globe Fighting to End Digital Violence Against all Women and Girls’ campaign, Minister Alex Davies-Jones discusses the evolving nature of digital violence, protections for victims, holding tech platforms to account and the MoJ’s ambitious goal to halve violence against women and girls in a […]
Day Thirteen Spotlight: Felicity Feleke on the Power of Young Women and Girls’ Voices
On day thirteen of our ‘Sixteen Activists or Organisations Around the Globe Fighting to End Digital Violence Against all Women and Girls‘ campaign, Miss Ethiopia 2025 discusses her advocacy across beauty pageants, community spaces and the UN Human Rights Council, alongside the She Leads Programme and why centring girls’ and young women’s voices is critical. […]
Day Twelve Spotlight: Trailblazer Ljubica Fuentes Combats Digital Violence With Courage
On day twelve of our ‘Sixteen Activists or Organisations Around the Globe Fighting to End Digital Violence Against all Women and Girls‘ campaign, human rights activist Ljubica Fuentes discusses her NGO, activism in Ecuador’s hostile political context and her ambition for a future shaped by safe digital spaces, feminist leadership and collective action. Digital abuse […]
Day Eleven Spotlight: Take Back The Tech! On Ending Violence With Digital Feminist Power
On day eleven of our ‘Sixteen Activists or Organisations Around the Globe Fighting to End Digital Violence Against all Women and Girls‘ campaign, TBTT! activists reflect on feminist collectives in the Global South, political instability, the militarisation of technology and Big Tech accountability. They discuss how digital GBV undermines women’s and queer communities’ self-expression and […]