Illustrated poster with a purple–pink gradient background and abstract flowing lines in red, orange, and yellow. At the top, large white text reads: “KNOWLEDGE PROVIDES PROTECTION, AGENCY, FREEDOM, AND AUTONOMY.” Below, smaller white text says: “Fear and dependence grow where information is denied.” In the lower half, a stylized illustration shows a person lying down, partially covered by a white sheet, with brown skin visible and red underwear. The image conveys vulnerability, intimacy, and the link between bodily autonomy and access to information.

“A pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and BlueSky, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.”

So many of us entered our first sexual experiences with fear, confusion, or silence because no one gave us the information we needed to feel safe, confident, and in control of our bodies.

#365DaysToEndGBV #CSE

Graphic with a purple-to-pink gradient background and a green border. Large white text reads “Feminist Tech Principle #1: Access to Internet.” Below, a line-drawn green hand is shown open and facing upward. Additional text at the bottom reads: “Access is not a privilege, it’s a right. A feminist internet starts by ensuring everyone can get online.”

Illustration of two people in a protest stance against a warm yellow background. One person raises a clenched fist; the other holds a megaphone and cradles a globe representing Earth. Both appear determined and vocal. At the bottom, bold white text reads: “Connectivity opens doors to education, health, safety, autonomy, and democracy.”

A pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and BlueSky, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo

Feminist Principle #1: Access to the Internet 🌐

➡️ Access is a right.

🔒 Without internet access, entire communities are locked out of education, safety, information, jobs, public services, and political life.

A colorful illustration framed by a purple and pink gradient background. At the top, white text reads “Transformation is a sign of life.” In the center is a stylized illustrated person with medium-brown skin and long dark purple hair, seated with arms open and palms facing upward. Their body is surrounded by large, leaf-like shapes in blue, teal, and purple tones, suggesting growth and protection. The background shows a warm sunset sky transitioning from orange to deep purple. At the bottom, bold white text reads “Every version of you deserves compassion.”

A vertical graphic with a purple-to-pink gradient background. Large bold text invites people to “Join the campaign” in multiple languages, including Russian, Portuguese, English, French, Arabic, and Spanish. The campaign hashtag “365TOENDGBV” appears centered in bold text. At the bottom are black icons for Instagram, TikTok, and Bluesky. The logo and name “CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub” appear along the lower edge.

We change because we are alive.
Every shift in our beliefs, our boundaries, our desires, our dreams is a sign of movement.
And movement is life.

A square graphic with a purple-to-pink gradient background framed by a white border. At the top, bold white text reads, “Femicide is a symptom of structural violence.” In the center is an illustration of a woman with medium-brown skin bending forward, planting a small green sprout in the ground. Her body contains detailed scenes of nature and water, including mangrove roots, fish, birds, and flowing rivers, symbolizing interconnected systems of life. Behind her are simple line drawings of buildings and palm trees, suggesting an urban environment. At the bottom, bold white text reads, “We must transform the structures that make it possible.”

A vertical graphic with a purple-to-pink gradient background. Large bold text invites people to “Join the campaign” in multiple languages, including Russian, Portuguese, English, French, Arabic, and Spanish. The campaign hashtag “365TOENDGBV” appears centered in bold text. At the bottom are black icons for Instagram, TikTok, and Bluesky. The logo and name “CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub” appear along the lower edge.

Femicide is a mirror showing us what inequality, impunity and silence create.

In 2024, intimate partners and family members killed nearly 50,000 women and girls -- one every 10 minutes -- with the highest femicide rates in Africa, the Americas, and Oceania. (UN Women, UNODC)

Illustration on a purple-to-pink gradient background with a white border. A person with eyes closed gently embraces themselves, surrounded by large flowers and green leaves. The image conveys calm, dignity, and self-acceptance. White text reads: “Intersex bodies are part of human diversity.” At the bottom: “The world needs to fix its fear of difference.”

“A pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and BlueSky, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.”

Intersex bodies are part of the natural spectrum of human diversity — as real, as valid, and as beautiful as all bodies are.

#365DaysToEndGBV #IntersexRights #BodilyAutonomy

Illustration on a purple gradient background with a white border. An Indigenous woman holds a circular image of land showing water, plants, and people, symbolizing connection to territory and life. A sun appears on one side and a moon on the other against a night sky. White text at the top reads: “Colonisation uses land theft, cultural erasure, and imposed gender systems to silence Indigenous peoples.” Text at the bottom reads: “Naming this violence is the first step to ending it.”

“A pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and BlueSky, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.”

Colonisation is not something that “happened in the past”.
It is a living structure that continues to shape the experiences, lands, and futures of Indigenous peoples today.

Graphic with a purple-to-coral gradient background and a bright green border. White text reads “Feminist Tech Principle #2” and “Access to Information.” A simple green line illustration of an open hand appears in the center. At the bottom, text reads: “A feminist internet protects our right to know.”

Illustration of a person seen from behind, standing against a purple-to-pink gradient background, hanging clothing on a clothesline. One garment appears opaque while another is minimal, symbolizing restriction and inequality. Large white text at the top reads: “When information is blocked, inequality grows.”

Graphic with a purple-to-coral gradient background. Bold text reads “365toEndGBV.” Below are line icons representing liking, commenting, sharing, and saving content, followed by platform icons for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and a butterfly symbol. At the bottom, text reads: “CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub.”

Access to information sustains care, safety, and autonomy.

When knowledge is open and culturally relevant, people make stronger decisions, stay safer online, and participate more fully in society (UNESCO, Web Foundation).

#FeministTechThursdays

Illustration on a purple-to-coral gradient background with a white border. A person wearing traditional Arctic clothing stands centered, with a landscape of mountains, ocean, ships, and oil platforms layered within their clothing, symbolizing environment and extractive industries. White text at the top reads: “Assumptions create and reproduce harm.” At the bottom, text reads: “Asking is care. Listening is respect.”

Illustration on a purple-to-coral gradient background with a white border. A person using a wheelchair moves forward along a path surrounded by large green leaves and bright flowers. The image emphasizes movement, autonomy, and visibility. White text at the bottom reads: “We all deserve to be understood, not guessed.”

Graphic with a purple-to-coral gradient background. Bold text reads “365toEndGBV.” Below are line icons representing liking, commenting, sharing, and saving, followed by platform icons for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and BlueSky. At the bottom, white text reads: “CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub.”

Assumptions erase agency and replace listening with control.

Care is asking what someone needs—and respecting the answer.

Asking disrupts ableism, patriarchy, and hierarchy.
It challenges the idea that some people get to decide for others.
It centers consent, access, and dignity.

Dejen al río ser río

Una pensando que la gentrificación de la Condesa va a servir para tener reuniones en un café y resulta que no. Entonces? Solo fui a que hubiera escándalo en otros idiomas a mi alrededor. 🥸

❌ Femicide is a daily reality.

🚨 It begins with control, with silencing.

💥 Women don’t owe the world their compliance.

🛑 Feminicide must end NOW.

✊🏽 Join the movement. Speak up. Take action.

#16to365DaysToEndGBV #EndFemicide #BodilyAutonomy #16to365