Join us for Belonging Online, a presentation exploring the critical issues surrounding online harm in Aotearoa New Zealand and abroad.

As digital spaces become increasingly hostile, it’s essential for our communities to understand the drivers behind this trend and the profound impacts it can have on individuals and society as a whole.

This event aims to educate and empower attendees with knowledge about the complexities of online harm, what drives it, and to discuss actionable solutions to create safer online environments. Our expert speaker will provide valuable insights and examples of the factors contributing to online hostility and share strategies for fostering positive online spaces.

Whether you’re a concerned citizen, educator, or community leader, this event is an opportunity to engage with these important issues that affect us all.

Speaker: Anjum Rahman (bio below).

Don’t miss this chance to be part of the conversation and contribute to a safer digital future for everyone. Register now to secure your spot!

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Anjum Rahman is the founder of Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono. She is a member of international committees dealing with violent extremist content online, being the co-chair of the Christchurch Call Advisory Network, a member of the Independent Advisory Committee of the Global Internet Forum for Countering Terrorism, and is currently a council member of Internet New Zealand.

Anjum was a founding member of the Islamic Women’s Council of New Zealand, an organisation formed in 1990 to bring Muslim women together and represent their concerns. She has also been a founding member and trustee of Shama, Ethnic Women’s Trust, which supports ethnic minority women through its social work service, life-skills classes and community development. She has worked in the area of sexual violence prevention both as a volunteer and as part of Government working groups. Anjum is a Trustee of Trust Waikato, a major funder in the Waikato Region.

This event is delivered by Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono, with support from Community Trust South. Thank you for your support.

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