Technology Facilitated Gender-Based Violence - Cyber Collective Monthly Digital Workshop Series | March 2026

​Technology has become a powerful tool for perpetuating gender-based violence. This workshop examines how systemic misogyny amplifies digital harm—and why Black women face uniquely compounded risks. Join our CEO Tazin Khan to discuss how we can challenge victim-blaming narratives that continue to obstruct support for survivors and explore what real paths to justice and restitution can look like.

​🌟 About the Workshop Series

​This session is part of Cyber Collective’s monthly workshop series focused on digital safety, online harms, and resilience in an increasingly surveilled and platform-driven world. Each workshop centers a timely issue affecting communities today and offers practical tools, shared language, and space for collective learning.

​🌎 Accessibility & Community Care

​Cyber Collective is committed to creating inclusive and welcoming learning spaces. We aim to make our workshops accessible and encourage participants to bring curiosity, care, and respect into the space.

​📸 Photography & Media Notice

​By RSVP’ing to this event, you consent to being photographed or recorded, and to the use of your image or likeness for Cyber Collective’s communications, social media, and marketing purposes. If you have concerns or would prefer not to be included, please let a member of the team know.

​A note on registration: While most of our events are free and open to the public, we will be manually reviewing and approving registrations for this workshop. This is intentional — we are committed to creating a safe, supportive space for open dialogue on a sensitive topic, and want to ensure the comfort and safety of everyone in the room. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to welcoming approved participants.