The internet never forgets, and neither do we. Every post, comment, and share tends to leave a mark. Are your digital footprints respectful, careless, or harmful? Let’s find out!
This year, the internet has shown us plenty: the good, the wild, and the things we wish we could unsee. But before we wrap up and log off for the holidays, it’s worth asking ourselves: how did we show up online? When you came across harm, did you pause before scrolling? Did you think about what it means to look away, and what it could mean to do something, even if it’s tiny?
Kuram was built for moments like these. It’s a platform by TechHer that listens, records, and responds when women face abuse online. Powered by a network of over 150 lawyers, Kuram holds survivors’ hands as they access justice through digital channels and the legal system. If you or someone you know has dealt with digital harm this year, you don’t have to face it alone. Visit kuramng.org to learn more or get support.
