This document tells you how to contribute a country report proposal for the 2026 special edition of Global Information Society Watch (GISWatch). It also provides background on the Safety for Voices project, details the themes of the special edition, and tells you more about the process of contributing country reports. Deadline: January 15, 2026

[CLOSED] Call for proposals: GISWatch 2026 special edition with Safety for Voices

The APC Feminist Tech eXchange (FTX) invites individuals, collectives, and groups to contribute their writing on specific themes. Deadline: December 14, 2025

[CLOSED] Call for Pitches: Returning to Roots - Feminist technology movements organising for and responding to emerging realities

An inspiring group of feminist writers from across the world curated this collection of personal narratives of violence, resilience, and celebration that make up this anthology "Unyielding: Personal Essays from Women Human Rights Defenders".

[PUBLICATION] Unyielding: Personal Essays from Women Human Rights Defenders

GenderIT is accepting pitches from India around gendered disinformation and how it impacts people living with intersecting vulnerable identities. Deadline to submit is Thursday, April 24, 2025.

[CLOSED] Call for Pitches: Intersectional Vulnerabilities and the Machinery of Gendered Disinformation in India

GenderIT is accepting call for pitches for the upcoming edition titled, "Power Narratives - Unmasking Digital Stalkers". Deadline to submit pitches is March 27, 2025.

[CLOSED] Call for Pitches: Power Narratives - Unmasking Digital Stalkers

The Safety for Voices (SfV) is seeking pitches for stories from WHRDs across the Asia Pacific, Africa, MENA, and Latin America regions for the upcoming anthology, "Unyielding - Personal Essays from WHRDs." Deadline: March 18, 2025

[CLOSED] Call for Pitches: Unyielding - Personal Essays from WHRDs

Our aim with this paper is to explore the specific location of sexuality in disinformation campaigns targeting those standing up to patriarchal and authoritarian regimes of social and political power, going beyond “gender”.

[PUBLICATION] The machine that fosters shame: The weaponisation of sexuality in anti-gender anti-democracy disinformation

This research highlights the need for a common framework to define and understand various definitions and manifestations of oGBV and TFGBV. Through a comprehensive mapping of over 90 documents, the researchers identified and systematised current definitions and manifestations of OGBV, mapping new terms like TFGBV. This process involved key stakeholders from…

[Research] From theory to practice – building and testing a framework for definitions of online gender-based violence and other terms

Through an actionable research roadmap, the project seeks to address knowledge gaps in understanding perpetrators of online gender-based violence.

[RESEARCH] Perpetrators of gender-based violence online – Roadmap for investigations