Episode 9 joined by Seyi Akiwowo, CEO and founder of Glitch
Episode 9, May 04, 2021, 04:00 AM
The problem of online abuse is one of the most challenging of our generation with the pandemic magnifying the issue as all our lives moved deeper online. This week Close Quarters had the pleasure of talking with the inimitable Seyi Akiwowo, CEO and founder of Glitch - a UK charity working to end online abuse against women and marginalised groups. Seyi offered such important insights into making the online space one that is safe for all and a masterclass in digital self-care.
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insta @seyiakiwowo and twitter @seyiakiwowo
Visit https://tinyurl.com/6thttyv4 for more information about Glitch and to access free online resources, support and toolkits for dealing with online abuse. https://tinyurl.com/2a9c2mh4
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Watch Seaspiracy on netflix.com and then consider whether we should all stop eating fish by listening to the Guardian's Today in Focus podcast which is a great daily news briefing. https://tinyurl.com/28brbu7y
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Watch Seaspiracy on netflix.com and then consider whether we should all stop eating fish by listening to the Guardian's Today in Focus podcast which is a great daily news briefing. https://tinyurl.com/28brbu7y
Subscribe, rate and review our podcast - we would love to hear your feedback.
Follow us:
Insta: @theclosequarterspodcast
twitter: @ClosePodcast
Luciana (twitter & insta): @lucianaberger
Rebecca: @RKSi (twitter) @rsi81_themumcampaigner
email us for collaboration / if you'd like to join us on a future episode: theclosequarterspodcast@gmail.com