Comprehensive guides and materials for digital safety
Essential guides to help you identify and protect against technology-enabled abuse
Learn how to detect and protect against cell phone monitoring and stalking applications. This guide covers signs of surveillance, protective measures, and steps to secure your device.
Comprehensive guide to identifying and removing spyware from computers and devices. Learn about different types of monitoring software and how to protect your digital privacy.
Security settings guide and help resources for Facebook users concerned about privacy. Learn how to secure your account, manage privacy settings, and report abuse.
Cambridge's domestic violence agency since 1975, providing emergency shelter, transitional housing, and youth prevention education.
Services: Emergency Shelter, Counseling, Youth Programs
A Massachusetts Certified Batterer Intervention Program & Training Site, teaching that domestic violence is a learned behavior.
Services: Batterer Intervention, Training, Counseling
Phone: 617-547-9879
Training and empowering girls, women and communities for a future in technology. E1T1 provides coding and technology training.
Services: Tech Training, Employment, Mentorship
"I want to raise a point on the alienation issue. Today, the alienators are able to enlist their children as collaborators. [Abusers] may have their computer-savvy children break into their [victim]'s private e-mail communications and forward those e-mails to him[her]. The children are asked to load spyware programs onto their [mother]'s computer to enable them and the [father] to read the [mother]'s e-mail communications, which includes [her] communications with her attorneys. GPS devices are, with the help of the children, installed on cars so that the [abuser] can stalk and track the [mother/father] by sitting at [his/her] computer. I've had cases where the children have helped the [abuser] install gadgets on the home telephone lines [that] record the conversations of the mother."
Phyllis CheslerWomen and girls continue to lag worldwide in technical education and training, which leads to the most remunerative work. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, lack of a technically trained workforce is a leading indicator of poor economic growth in many areas.
With years of experience, a tested, proven model, and long-standing partnerships with educational and community partners, Each One Teach One is uniquely positioned to contribute to closing the gap between the supply of technically skilled workers and the demands of a digital economy.
Our organization piloted its program, providing coding and technology training and employment for girls, women, and other disenfranchised students, in our backyard, as well as around the world, with a goal to empower economic independence and personal contribution through finding employment in the technology sector.
The program trains students to pay the cost of the program forward by becoming a mentor for someone else. EOTO is unique in covering the full spectrum, from mentoring technical training, to mentoring seeking and finding employment in technical fields, specifically software development.
While other programs provide technology training, only EOTO follows through beyond training to link disenfranchised girls and women in developing countries to employment. EOTO leverages online technology training resources like Codecademy and uses remote mentors, paired with coordinating partner NGOs on the ground.