Digital Resilience for Feminist Organising & Civic Engagement – Uganda

Digital Resilience for Feminist Organising, Civic Engagement, and Community Safety – Kampala, Uganda
Digital platforms are now central to feminist organising, advocacy, and civic engagement in Kampala. From mobilising communities to documenting injustices and influencing policy, online spaces have become essential tools for social change.
However, this visibility comes with growing risks:
– Online surveillance
– Hacking and impersonation
– Coordinated harassment and disinformation
– Data breaches and doxxing
For many women and marginalised groups, digital spaces are no longer neutral-they are contested arenas where power, control, and resistance play out, often with real offline consequences.
Join our Conversation Café on Digital Resilience, designed to:
– Explore how digital risks affect feminist organising and civic participation
– Strengthen individual and organisational digital resilience
– Share practical cybersecurity strategies for safer advocacy
– Build collective awareness on navigating online threats while sustaining movements
This Café brings together:
Feminist analysis
Digital security expertise
Civic and policy perspectives
Our goal is not to retreat from digital spaces-but to engage them more safely, strategically, and sustainably.