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We are a Podcast show that focuses on digital security for women with a keen focus on countering cyberbullying
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Good news in honor of Girls in ICT Day 2026, we got featured in the @NATIONDAILLY. Read through to understand more about our journey and incredible work in the tech space especially on TFGBV. Read more: https://nation.africa/kenya/news/gender/-thick-skin-is-costly-inside-cecilia-maundu-s-digital-safety-crusade-5432614 Hey @ceciliamwende @_pefully 🎉 by @digitaldada_podcast
Honoured to be named among 17 African women using technology to tell their stories. This recognition means so much to me because storytelling has always been about more than words — it’s about creating space, amplifying voices, preserving experiences, and connecting people. To be recognised alongside such incredible African women is both humbling and inspiring. Technology gives us new ways to tell our stories, challenge narratives, celebrate our communities, and ensure that our voices are heard and I’m grateful to be part of that journey. Here’s to more African women using technology to create, inspire, challenge, and tell our stories in our own voices. @leadingladiesafrica by @digitaldada_podcast
So honoured to be featured in this list. When I began the Digital Dada podcast, I didn’t know just how far the platform would grow or the kind of impact it would have. What started as a simple idea evolved into a meaningful space where women could connect, share their experiences, speak openly about their journeys, learn from one another, and find inspiration in each other’s stories. Over time, I came to realise that Digital Dada was about much more than conversations. It became a community a space for women to feel seen, heard, encouraged, and empowered. Every story shared, every lesson learned, and every connection made reminded me of the power of creating spaces where women can amplify one another and celebrate both the challenges and triumphs that shape their journeys. Looking back, I’m grateful that I took that first step, because I could never have imagined the beautiful community and conversations that would grow from it. by @digitaldada_podcast
Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) is Real Violence Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) is not “just online”—it is real violence with real consequences. Abuse through social media, messaging apps, email, or other digital platforms can cause emotional, psychological, social, financial, and even physical harm. TFGBV includes online harassment, cyberstalking, non-consensual sharing of intimate images, threats, doxxing, impersonation, and other forms of digital abuse. These actions can silence voices, limit opportunities, damage reputations, and affect the safety and well-being of survivors. Everyone deserves to feel safe both online and offline. Speak up against digital abuse, support survivors with empathy, and promote respectful online spaces. Together, we can help end Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence. Online harm is real harm. TFGBV is real violence. #EndTFGBV #TechnologyFacilitatedGBV #OnlineSafety by @digitaldada_podcast
On this International Day for Countering Hate Speech, Digital Dada stands in solidarity with everyone working to create safer, more inclusive online spaces. Hate speech and Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) continue to silence voices, spread harm, and limit participation—especially for women and girls in digital spaces. From online harassment and cyberstalking to gendered disinformation and image-based abuse, these forms of violence have real-world consequences. Through dialogue, awareness, and collective action, we can challenge harmful narratives, promote respect, and build a digital world where everyone can speak, create, and connect without fear. by @digitaldada_podcast
Our Founder, Cecilia, joined @ntvkenya Fixing the Nation segment to unpack how algorithmic bias fuels and amplifies technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV). She highlighted that as platforms prioritize engagement and profit, harmful content is often amplified rather than curtailed, deepening existing inequalities and exposing women and marginalized voices to greater harm. Her call to action was that meaningful platform accountability cannot rest on one actor alone. Governments, tech companies, civil society, and users must work together to demand safer, more inclusive digital ecosystems. #FixingTheNation #tfgbv by @digitaldada_podcast
I’m live this morning on NTV speaking on TFGBV because this is a conversation we can’t afford to ignore. Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) is real, and it’s happening every day—online harassment, cyberstalking, non-consensual sharing of images, and digital abuse that silences and harms. Behind every screen is a human being who deserves dignity, safety, and respect. We must call it out, support survivors, and demand accountability both online and offline. Let’s use our voices to create safer digital spaces for everyone. #EndTFGBV #OnlineSafety #SpeakUp by @digitaldada_podcast
#WorldPressFreedomDay: Three out of four journalists face digital abuse globally ⬇️ For Kgomotso Modise, a seasoned South African journalist covering courts and criminal justice, harassment has become a daily reality. “The insults are very sexual”, she explains. “My male colleagues who express similar views would never face the same slurs. For me, it’s always: ‘Oh, she’s sleeping with the investigations officer.’ Any opinion I share is sexualized”, says Modise. This pattern intensified during her coverage of the high-profile Senzo Meyiwa trial, where polarized public opinion fueled vicious online attacks. While male journalists were called “stupid,” Modise and her female peers endured body-shaming, appearance-based insults, and degrading insinuations about their sexuality – attacks that had nothing to do with the accuracy of their reporting and everything to do with their gender. When criticism uses gender, sexuality, and physical appearance to discredit reporting, it becomes harassment and abuse – designed to silence voices. These realities are backed with data points across the board: Cecilia Maundu confirms that all the journalists she has interviewed on the @digitaldada_podcast have faced online abuse, ranging from targeted harassment and cyberbullying to coordinated trolling campaigns and deeply gendered attacks. Their visibility as women in the media makes them especially vulnerable, turning their online presence into a frequent site for hostility and misogyny. #TheFullPicture by @digitaldada_podcast
On World Press Freedom Day, we celebrate the courage of journalists and confront the growing threats they face in the digital age. Online spaces have become critical for reporting and storytelling, but they also expose journalists, especially women and gender-diverse voices, to tech-facilitated gender-based violence: harassment, doxxing, surveillance, and coordinated attacks designed to silence them. Digital safety is not optional it is essential to press freedom. Protecting journalists today means addressing online abuse, holding platforms accountable, and building safer, more inclusive digital environments for all voices to be heard. A free press cannot exist where intimidation thrives—online or offline. #WorldPressFreedomDay #PressFreedom #DigitalSafety #EndOnlineViolence #GenderBasedViolence JournalismMatters SafeOnlineSpaces by @digitaldada_podcast
When the topic is tech-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV), I don’t just speak I immerse myself. It’s not an abstract issue to me; it’s lived, urgent, and deeply human. I’ve seen how digital spaces, while powerful and connective, can also become sites of harm, especially for women and marginalized communities. That’s why digital safety isn’t just my work it’s my calling. Yes, I am a trained broadcast journalist, a digital security trainer, and an African Union Media Fellow. But those titles only scratch the surface. At my core, I am an advocate for safer online ecosystems, a storyteller committed to amplifying silenced voices, and a relentless learner navigating the ever-evolving intersections of technology, gender, and rights. I show up because the stakes are high. Because behind every statistic is a person whose voice deserves protection, whose story deserves dignity. And because I believe that with the right tools, awareness, and collective action, we can reclaim digital spaces as places of empowerment rather than harm by @digitaldada_podcast
Sophie Mugure encourages citizens to use their social platforms for social and political good. Advocacy and change begins with us when we speaup. Catch the rest of this episode supported by Tusker Lite across all platforms and grab your Lite on ke.thebar.com Full episode: https://youtu.be/jWOX7L5HXPo?si=jhj1mSxPp64nHm1N by @digitaldada_podcast
Girls and women across the globe are increasingly stepping into ICT and AI spaces, breaking barriers that once limited their participation. Through coding bootcamps, online learning platforms, mentorship programs, and university courses, we are gaining critical technical skills from software development and data analysis to artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Beyond technical know-how, women are also building confidence, leadership, and problem-solving abilities that allow them to create solutions tailored to real-world challenges in their communities. Initiatives focused on inclusion are helping bridge the gender gap by providing access to resources, networks, and role models. As more women enhance their expertise in ICT and AI, we are not just participating in the digital revolution ,we are actively shaping it, bringing diverse perspectives that lead to more innovative, ethical, and impactful technologies. Here's to us 🎉 #girlsinict by @digitaldada_podcast

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