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Feminist Action and Community Against Algorithmic Misogyny

Feminists are stepping up to counter harm and demand accountability from tech companies. This #16DaysOfActivism, let’s amplify the work of the many feminist collectives, initiatives, organizations, and individuals whose labor makes the technologies and internet we use a little safer. This post includes images and discussions of gender violence, which may be distressing for some readers. Please take care of yourself and seek support if needed.
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The #VisibleWikiWomen Feminist Data Soiree – Summary report

The #VisibleWikiWomen Feminist Data Soiree, held on August 5, 2025, in Nairobi, Kenya, brought together twenty-five diverse and intergenerational participants from across the Global Majority with representation from Africa, Latin America, and Asia. These included feminist activists, community organizers, tech-builders, researchers, and Wikimedians. The Feminist Data Soiree was conceived as a joyful, relational, and hands-on gathering aimed at challenging and reimagining structured data practices through a feminist and decolonial lens.