The Safe Sisters Blog
“I questioned whether I should continue”: A Safe Sister’s Journey in Namibia
“I questioned whether I should continue”: A Safe Sister’s Journey in Namibia In 2026, Informed (formerly Internews Europe), Digital Society of Africa (DSA) and Asociação Kutakesa (Angola) jointly implemented Safe Sisters fellowships in Lesotho, Namibia and Angola. The programme focused on proactive preparedness and prevention of digital risks through a complete cycle of Training of […]
Finding Her Voice: From Self-Doubt to Confident Community Trainer
Finding Her Voice: From Self-Doubt to Confident Community Trainer In 2026, Informed (formerly Internews Europe), Digital Society of Africa (DSA) and Asociação Kutakesa (Angola) jointly implemented Safe Sisters fellowships in Lesotho, Namibia and Angola. The programme focused on proactive preparedness and prevention of digital risks through a complete cycle of Training of Trainers, peer support, […]
How one fellowship transformed my understanding of digital care— and why I believe every community deserves these conversations.
How one fellowship transformed my understanding of digital care— and why I believe every community deserves these conversations. By Ts’epang Maboee In 2026, Informed (formerly Internews Europe), Digital Society of Africa (DSA) and Asociação Kutakesa (Angola) jointly implemented Safe Sisters fellowships in Lesotho, Namibia and Angola. The programme focused on proactive preparedness and prevention of […]
Trainers Reflect on a Successful Co-Facilitation Journey
Tabitha N, Safe Sister Certified Cybersecurity Educator Professional (CCEP) and MSc Cybersecurity candidate at the University of London. She specialises in cybersecurity education, security awareness, and community capacity building, with a strong focus on human-centred security, digital safety, and empowering organisations and vulnerable communities through practical cybersecurity knowledge. She is a founding board member of […]
Your actions matter! Stop online harm quotes from the community
We asked some of the Safe Sisters to imagine a world where online violence did not exist in their communities. They told us about hopeful and creative futures in which women and girls were thriving, and equality was the norm.
During the 16 Days of Activism, Our Community Took Action!
Over the past 16 days, Safe Sisters have been actively campaigning for the elimination of violence against women and girls through dialogue and advocacy initiatives. Accessplus is working to improve access and use of the Internet and ICTs along the Uganda – South Sudan border communities to enable access to information for informed decisions […]
#16DaysofActivism: Workshop alert!
To show our support for the #16DaysofActivism on the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls we’re co-hosting an interactive 90-minute training designed to discuss practical tools, mental health tips, and strategies to protect yourself in digital space. What to look forward to Don’t miss out! Register here to book your slot.
#16DaysofActivism: Your actions matter! Stop online harm!
Join our campaign to commemorate the 16 days of Activism on the elimination of violence against women and girls. We will collect a range of voices from the community speaking to a world in which online violence does not exist in society.Add your voice here!
A Safe Sisters Community Side-Event! Networking and Activist Protection
On May 1st 2025, the Safe Sisters Community hosted a vibrant side event at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre (MICC) in Lusaka, Zambia. This gathering was a unique opportunity for fellows to network, share their work, and discuss critical issues surrounding digital safety and activist protection. The event kicked off with an engaging networking session, […]
Safe Sister Fellows at DRIF Conference forging a path for digital inclusion
The Safe Sister Community Fellows recently made a significant impact at the Digital Rights and Inclusion Forum (DRIF) held in Lusaka, Zambia April 29th to 1st May 2025. This event, organized by Paradigm Initiative, brought together over 1,000 participants from 66 countries, including human rights, technology, and policy leaders. The Safe Sister Fellows hosted 2 […]