Digital rights and Mental Health initiatives by Kauna Malgwi

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Digital rights and Mental Health initiatives by Kauna Malgwi YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/AmmB5rYQgNw

As a passionate researcher and clinical psychologist, my work focuses on the intersection of mental health and digital work, particularly in addressing the exposure to vicarious trauma and other mental health challenges faced by Tech and data workers.

24/12/2025
We’re excited to officially announce Saratu Mshelia as the Project Lead for Women Digital Futures Africa-WDFA  Women’s D...
11/12/2025

We’re excited to officially announce Saratu Mshelia as the Project Lead for Women Digital Futures Africa-WDFA

Women’s Digital Futures Africa is a transformative initiative designed to equip women in underserved African communities with the confidence, skills, and practical understanding of Artificial Intelligence and digital tools. Through community-centered learning, mentorship, and safe online spaces, the project helps women unlock new opportunities and actively shape their digital futures.
This project is proudly hosted by the DIGITAL RIGHTS AND MENTAL HEALTH INITIATIVE AFRICA(DRMHI), an organization committed to advancing digital safety, mental well-being, and equity in technology spaces across the continent. Through this collaboration, we are creating pathways that are not only innovative but also safe, inclusive, and centered on Mental Health care.
Saratu brings bold vision, passion, and deep commitment to women’s inclusion in the digital world. Under her leadership, this project is set to create a lasting impact. We are building safe, supportive learning spaces where women can grow, be empowered, not just to participate in the digital future, but to lead it. With her leadership,
The future is digital. And women are at the center of it.

Love Malgwi Women Digital Futures Africa-WDFA Joy Hassan Amin Samaila Hyelni Love Malgwi Rhoda Zoaka Ruth Ishaku Balami RuthieJblood AbrahamOkoihue Patience Nakatoye Olawuyi Naomi Ali Karima Faith Dauda Sarah Jerry Sarah Akilahyel Mbaya Joy Balami Ishaku Ibrahim Helen Balami Mariam Paul Yoksa Mshelizah Helen Ibrahim Dika Mshelia Msheliza Jemimah

Let's talk about Technology Factilited Gender Based Violence (TFGBV): 1. Current Realities & Emerging Threats2. Mental H...
09/12/2025

Let's talk about Technology Factilited Gender Based Violence (TFGBV):
1. Current Realities & Emerging Threats
2. Mental Health Impacts of Digital Violence
3. Trauma-Informed Digital Safety Strategies
4. Survivor-Centered Support & Healing Pathways
5. Policy, Advocacy & Online Protection Gaps
6. Future Trends in Safer Digital Spaces for Women

Join our speakers Saratu M Mshelia Msheliza Jemimah and Love Malgwi as they shade light on TFGBV and bring our attention to our Digital online safety.

Together let's protect women and girls 🌍🌍🌍

Link: https://facebook.com/events/s/screens-clicks-threats-women-a/893282640043038/

Some orphans aren’t just missing parents; they’re missing guidance, identity, and direction. Let’s stand in the gap. 🌟Ou...
06/12/2025

Some orphans aren’t just missing parents; they’re missing guidance, identity, and direction. Let’s stand in the gap. 🌟

Our current focus is Nigeria 🇳🇬

We’ll be sharing daily posts, reminders, and updates so we can stay intentional and present.

If you’ve been wanting to help but don’t know where to start, I got you:

📚 School sponsorships – fees, books, uniforms, materials
🎒 Back-to-school supplies
🛍️ Care packages
🫶 Mentorship – emotional, academic, spiritual, life coaching
✨ Direct connections – so you can bless a family personally and transparently

If you want to support, mentor, sponsor a child, or simply be a safe, consistent adult presence, slide into this page's DMs or content Love Malgwi. We will connect you directly to these families so your impact reaches them without barriers.

We rise by lifting others and together, we can rewrite stories and restore hope. 🤍

Hey fam 💜✨We’re kicking off a community drive to show real love and support to widows, widowers, and orphans who are car...
04/12/2025

Hey fam 💜✨

We’re kicking off a community drive to show real love and support to widows, widowers, and orphans who are carrying more than anyone should have to carry alone. Many of these children are growing up without a mother or father figure to help them navigate life decisions, career paths, relationships, self-worth and it leaves them feeling lost, vulnerable, and searching for love and attention in the wrong places. And many widows and widowers are doing their best while battling emotional, financial, and spiritual pressure. They need community. They need support. They need us. 💛

Our current focus is Nigeria 🇳🇬

We’ll be sharing daily posts, reminders, and updates so we can stay intentional and present.

If you’ve been wanting to help but don’t know where to start, I got you:

📚 School sponsorships – fees, books, uniforms, materials
🎒 Back-to-school supplies
🛍️ Care packages
🫶 Mentorship – emotional, academic, spiritual, life coaching
✨ Direct connections – so you can bless a family personally and transparently

If you want to support, mentor, sponsor a child, or simply be a safe, consistent adult presence, slide into this page's DMs or content Love Malgwi. We will connect you directly to these families so your impact reaches them without barriers.

We rise by lifting others and together, we can rewrite stories and restore hope. 🤍

Emory University
03/12/2025

Emory University

TFGBV stands for Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence.It refers to any form of abuse, harm, or violence that tar...
25/11/2025

TFGBV stands for Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence.
It refers to any form of abuse, harm, or violence that targets someone because of their gender and is carried out using technology, such as phones, social media, messaging apps, or digital platforms.

🔍 What TFGBV Means

Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence is when digital tools are used to:
Harass
Intimidate
Threaten
Exploit
Control
Humiliate
Silence
-women, girls, or any gendered group.
It is recognized globally as a serious form of online violence and a threat to safety, dignity, mental health, and human rights.

Why it matters
TFGBV causes:
Anxiety and fear
Loss of confidence
Social isolation
Emotional trauma
Damage to reputation
Difficulty participating online safely
It is a major issue in digital rights, mental health, and gender equality.



25/11/2025
I was honored to receive such a warm welcome in Atlanta, Georgia from the distinguished team at Institute for People and...
18/11/2025

I was honored to receive such a warm welcome in Atlanta, Georgia from the distinguished team at Institute for People and Technology (IPaT) at Georgia Tech and Emory University. I am deeply grateful for their exceptional hospitality and thoughtful reception. It was a privilege to engage with the esteemed faculty and talented students, and to share my experiences and insights with such an inspiring academic community. I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to contribute and to be part of this meaningful exchange of ideas.

Mental Health is as important as your physical health. Take care








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