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Help spread the message that Digital Safety Matters: Get Switched On with ready-to-use social media content to support your organisation’s participation in the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.

Here you’ll find downloadable social media tiles with alt text, a short awareness video, and captions to make your posts accessible and engaging. You can also share a link to our interactive quiz on tech-based abuse to help your audience learn more about using technology safely and confidently.

On a light pink background reads 'Your Digital Safety Matters: Get Switched On. Promoting respect & safety online for everyone, in every community. To the right is an illustration of a woman of colour smiling, using her laptop. She has one fist in the air. Below is the WHISE and Elevate logo, with text 'For 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence 2025'

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This 16 Days of Activism, WHISE and Elevate are raising awareness about technology-facilitated abuse, also known as tech-based abuse — when someone uses phones, apps, or the internet to control, monitor, or scare someone else.

Your Digital Safety Matters is about staying safe online and feeling confident using technology. Our campaign will:

  • Help you understand how tech-based abuse can affect relationships and wellbeing
  • Share simple tools and tips to stay safe online
  • Support multicultural communities in the Southern Metropolitan Region with easy-to-use resources

We’ve also created a Toolkit for Partners with social media tiles, a quiz, and guides to help spread the message: https://whise.org.au/support-us/our-campaigns/16-days-of-activism/ 

Together, we can build safer online spaces and make sure everyone has the support they need!

#YourDigitalSafetyMatters #16DaysofActivism #GetSwitchedOn

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Technology should help us feel connected, not controlled. 

When phones, apps or the internet are used to track or harm someone, it’s called tech-based abuse — and it’s never OK.

Learn how to stay safe and confident online. Our Plain Language Glossary explains key terms in simple, accessible ways for everyone: https://whise.org.au/assets/images/pages/Campaigns/Plain-Language-Glossary.pdf 

Read more about tech-based abuse: Learn more about tech-based abuse

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On a light green background reads 'How much do you know about tech-based abuse? Take our quiz to find out!' To the right is an illustration of three people of colour sitting at a cafe table together. One person is on a laptop. Below is the WHISE and Elevate logo, with text 'For 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence 2025'

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Technology can be used to hurt or control someone in a relationship, or after a relationship ends. This can be done by a partner, ex-partner, family member, or even someone else living in the same home. It can be different for each person but there are some common signs.

Test your knowledge of tech-based abuse by doing our https://opinionstage.com/page/5f03bca3-45b3-4a6d-9b96-863eee1dac7c

If something feels wrong or makes you feel unsafe, trust your feelings and reach out for support.

#YourDigitalSafetyMatters #16DaysofActivism #GetSwitchedOn

On a bright blue background reads 'Need a safe place to go online? See our map to find support near you' To the right is an illustration of two people of colour sitting together. One of them has a phone in her hand. Below is the WHISE and Elevate logo, with text 'For 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence 2025'

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Did you know there are safe places to go to use technology safely?

Our interactive resource shows public libraries, neighbourhood houses, and Centrelink offices across the Southern Metropolitan Region where you can safely access devices, the internet, and support: https://whise.org.au/assets/images/pages/Campaigns/Safe-Digital-Access-Locations-Directory-5.html

#YourDigitalSafetyMatters #16DaysofActivism #GetSwitchedOn

On a cream-coloured background are the words “Building skills to prevent tech-based abuse.” Three illustrated people use laptops and phones. The tile promotes free professional learning from eSafetyWomen, co-designed with community advocates, people with lived and living experience, and victim-survivors, as part of WHISE’s Get Switched On campaign for 16 Days of Activism.

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CAPTION: This 16 Days of Activism, WHISE and Elevate are spotlighting free professional learning from eSafetyWomen – codesigned with community advocates, people with lived and living experience, and victim-survivors.

We know tech-based abuse doesn’t affect everyone in the same way. That’s why our curated list includes training for:

  • First Nations women
  • Women with disability
  • Women exposed to online abuse

These tools help frontline workers recognise and respond to tech-based abuse, embed online safety in client risk and safety planning, and support survivors with confidence.

Visit our campaign page to get you started: https://whise.org.au/support-us/our-campaigns/16-days-of-activism/in-language-resources-and-support/

#GetSwitchedOn #YourDigitalSafetyMatters #eSafetyWomen #TechBasedAbuse #16DaysOfActivism #RespectIsInclusion #SurvivorInformed #WorkforceCapability

On an orange background reads 'If you're experiencing tech abuse there is support. Check out our resources'. To the right is an illustration of two people of colour sitting together. One of them is holding a device. Below is the WHISE and Elevate logo, with text 'For 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence 2025'

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CAPTION: Everyone deserves to feel safe online and to get support in a language they understand.

If you think you are experiencing tech-based abuse, help is available. You can talk to someone today - reach out to a trusted friend, neighbour, relative, faith-based organisation or health professional.

If you speak a language other than English, you can access information from the eSafety Commissioner website in your preferred language. You can read, listen to, or download help guides designed to support your safety and wellbeing.

There is also free, private support available from: In-language resources and support: https://whise.org.au/support-us/our-campaigns/16-days-of-activism/in-language-resources-and-support/

#YourDigitalSafetyMatters #16DaysofActivism #GetSwitchedOn

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Tile one: On a light pink background reads 'Your Digital Safety Matters: Get Switched On. Promoting respect & safety online for everyone, in every community. To the right is an illustration of a woman of colour smiling, using her laptop. She has one fist in the air. Below is the WHISE and Elevate logo, with text 'For 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence 2025'

Tile two: On a light green background reads 'How much do you know about tech-based abuse? Take our quiz to find out!' To the right is an illustration of three people of colour sitting at a cafe table together. One person is on a laptop. Below is the WHISE and Elevate logo, with text 'For 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence 2025'

Tile three: On a bright blue background reads 'Need a safe place to go online? See our map to find support near you' To the right is an illustration of two people of colour sitting together. One of them has a phone in her hand. Below is the WHISE and Elevate logo, with text 'For 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence 2025'

Tile four: On a cream-coloured background reads “Building skills to prevent tech-based abuse.” Three illustrated people use laptops and phones. The tile promotes free professional learning from eSafetyWomen, co-designed with community advocates, people with lived and living experience, and victim-survivors, as part of WHISE’s Get Switched On campaign for 16 Days of Activism.

Tile five: On an orange background reads 'If you're experiencing tech abuse there is support. Check out our resources'. To the right is an illustration of two people of colour sitting together. One of them is holding a device. Below is the WHISE and Elevate logo, with text 'For 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence 2025'

If you or someone you know is impacted by sexual assault, domestic or family violence, call 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or visit 1800RESPECT.org.au. In an emergency, call 000. For more information about a service in your state or local area download the DAISY App in the App Store or Google Play.