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Online abuse leaves real scars. Join us to say #NoExcuse for online abuse: https://lnkd.in/g52n3V7f

Date for submission EXTENDED! If you’re developing or deploying real-world, scalable, and gender-responsive AI solutions in the Global South, this is your moment to contribute. The submission window Casebook on AI & Gender Empowerment’ has been extended till December 22, 2025. Selected submissions will be showcased at the India - AI Impact Summit 2026, in front of global policymakers, innovators, and leaders shaping inclusive AI. What you gain: • Opportunity to author a chapter in the Compendium • Showcase your solution at the IndiaAI Impact Summit 2026 • Visibility across UN Women, IndiaAI, and global innovation networks Apply here: https://ow.ly/L89B50XJmWj Ashwini Vaishnaw | Jitin Prasada | S Krishnan | Abhishek Singh | Kavita Bhatia | Digital India Programme | MyGov India | UN Women | Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda | Paloma Escudero | Janine K. | Christine Arab | Kanta Singh

Online abuse silences, harms, and follows women and girls into their daily lives. Join us to say #NoExcuse for online abuse: https://lnkd.in/g5uHt7GZ

It starts with one message... and then becomes a flood of online abuse 🤬 There’s #NoExcuse for online abuse. Learn more and take action: https://lnkd.in/gVtJiJQ3

Think online hate is just words? Think again. Digital violence causes real psychological harm and trauma—and it's escalating to the worst outcome possible. Tech is being used to stalk, harass, and threaten women. In 2023, 1 woman was killed every 10 minutes by someone in her own family. Digital misogyny bleeds into real life, silencing voices and destroying futures. There's #NoExcuse for looking away. https://lnkd.in/e8eqymtw #16Days #ACTToEndViolence

Preventing and responding to violence against women and girls requires more than training sessions. Institutions need systems that are coordinated, survivor-centred and designed to last. This guidance resource offers practical ways to strengthen those systems. The publication introduces “The Eight Methods,” a framework that helps institutions move from individual training to long-term change. It builds on the Essential Services Package and decades of global practice, adapting lessons from the Duluth Model to the Asia-Pacific context. The resource supports coordination bodies and frontline institutions across health, justice, policing, social services and governance. Developed with support from the Governments of Australia and the Republic of Korea, and in collaboration with Global Rights for Women and Praxis International, the guidance aims to help institutions deliver consistent, accountable and survivor-centred responses. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ewwYQEGN #16Days #NoExcuse