The Online Seen and Safe Listening & Truth Telling Circle invites individuals with lived experience of disability to share their experiences of online violence and discrimination. This circle will be held with care and respect, inviting honest stories from those impacted by injustice, discrimination, and systems of power.
Guided by a human rights lens and led by artist Esther Dimalanta, we will listen, and learn from one another in real time.
Let’s reflect on how to create a healthier online world for our community, inform tools to educate the public about safe digital practices, and contribute to policy outcomes that reflect the reality of online interactions.
Participation is free.
Learn more about the Seen and Safe project here.
This event is hosted by the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights, partnering with Canada Confesses, Action Canada, Righting Relations Canada, the Indigenous Connectivity Institute, Inclusion Alberta, Disability Without Poverty, and Amnesty Canada.