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The Whose Knowledge? Journey: looking back at 2022

How does a collective deepen, hold change and evolve? 2022 was a year of grappling with these questions (and many more!), all the while envisioning hopes and new futures. As we wrap up this year, we are carrying all the light and energy from this and previous years, and we know our dreams will continue to flourish because we have held, supported, and been supported by, a community of care.

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#16DaysOfActivism: Can you get reliable information about safe abortion, in your language, online?

In this third blog post as part of our "#16DaysOfActivism: Reproductive injustice is violence against women in digital and physical worlds" series, we look at reliable information about safe abortion available online in different languages

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#16DaysOfActivism: Our bodies, our data? Online surveillance and criminalization

In this second blog post as part of our "#16DaysOfActivism: Reproductive injustice is violence against women in digital and physical worlds" series, we look at the datafication of bodies, period tracker apps and online surveillance and censorship.