Women's Forum Global Meeting 2024

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Noelle Martin

UWA Law School

Award-winning activist, researcher, lawyer, survivor

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Noelle Martin is an award-winning activist, lawyer, survivor, and researcher at UWA Law School. Drawing on over a decade of lived experience as a survivor of image-based sexual abuse and deepfake abuse, Noelle Martin uses her voice and expertise to fight for justice around the world.

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Plenary
Oct 24, 2024
7:45 AM8:20 AM
Online

Safe and inclusive online environments: Navigating protection and freedom

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In the digital age, balancing online safety with the freedom of expression is crucial especially for women and minorities. This session focuses on creating welcoming and secure digital spaces where everyone can participate meaningfully. We explore strategies such as user empowerment through education, transparent content moderation, privacy-preserving security measures, and regulation. Policymaking must consider diverse perspectives and continually adapt safety measures to maintain this balance. How can we ensure that digital platforms remain inclusive and equitable for all participants?
Online Hub (Discovery Space)
Oct 24, 2024
9:10 AM9:45 AM

Tech divides: Bridging generations for a healthy & inclusive digital World

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As technology becomes integral to our daily lives, understanding its impact on intergenerational relationships is crucial. From young people to senior citizens, the connection between technology and social connectedness shapes our society. In an era of cyber attacks, mass surveillance, and evolving digital threats, fostering an intergenerational approach to technology use is essential. This panel will explore the benefits and boundaries of technology, emphasising the need for collaborative efforts to ensure the safety of all users. Join us for a compelling conversation on how we can create a safer digital and more inclusive digital world through mutual understanding and shared responsibility across generations.
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