Féministes contre le cyberharcèlement

Founded in 2016, Féministes contre le cyberharcèlement is a non-profit association based in Paris, France working on gender equality, human rights, lgbtq+ +1 more.

Féministes contre le cyberharcèlement is an intersectional feminist association based in France, founded in January 2016 as a collective and constituted as a loi de 1901 association in May 2017. It works to combat violence against women, girls and LGBTIQ people carried out through digital tools and technologies. Its activities include information and awareness for the public, training for professionals, research, and advocacy towards platforms and public authorities. The association conducts national victim surveys on cyberviolence, runs campaigns calling for platform accountability, supports victims, and has joined legal action against the discriminatory risk-scoring algorithm used by the French national family allowance fund (CNAF). It also holds trusted flagger status (signaleur de confiance) and works to reduce impunity and improve victims' access to justice.