Mishcon Academy: Digital Sessions - Bloody Difficult Women
Bloody Difficult Women, At Large: Fighting Misogyny Online
Join Mishcon de Reya for the sequel to an event they ran November 2019 looking at how women are disproportionately attacked online. Such experiences, or the fear of them, may dissuade women from speaking out, from putting their heads above the parapet and from reaching their full potential.
This event will delve deeper into the scale and impact of online misogyny and hear directly from some of the women who are at the vanguard of change, including at social media platforms and in Government.
Some of the questions we will address include:
How much of a problem is online misogyny and how is it affecting women from all walks of life? What solutions and technologies exist or are on the horizon? What can we all do as digital citizens to mitigate online abuse?
Chair and panellists include:
- Emma Woollcott (Chair), Partner, Head of Reputation Protection, Mishcon de Reya LLP
- Rebecca Stimson, Head of UK public policy, Facebook
- Katy Minshall, Head of UK Government, Public Policy & Philanthropy, Twitter
- Stella Creasy MP, Labour and Co-operative, Member of Parliament for Walthamstow
- Seyi Akiwowo, Founder and CEO, Glitch
- Anno Mitchell, Principal, The Internet Commission
Please click here to view Mishcon de Reya’s guide for participants. You will have an opportunity to ask questions during the session, but if you would like to ask the panel any questions in advance or if you have any technical questions, please contact the event organisers at events@mishcon.com.
