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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYykyvrObLg

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We have also increased the care among us coaches because we are also immersed in the context of a pandemic and work overload. it is essential to see ourselves as a network, as mutual support

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feminist activities in the practice in Brazil 

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feminist activities in the practice in Brazil 

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We tried projects and activities that create not only demands for the participants, but spaces for sharing, and we also try to access resources for them to develop broader projects, which are linked to survival.
- We are building everything closer to the groups, creating ties and making the network a safe space for them to count on us.
-We have been looking for new methodologies, new safe tools, both for learning process methodologies and for use as well.

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How do we create brand new tools that are feminist? Besides the people using them, what would they be different than what we've already got available?

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Responsibilities of feminist infrastructure carepersons / admins are growing as we need to think over again on which tools are more accessible for every digital security issue and different groups, and to try on and test and implement more, which is very pleasing from the learning perspective, but sometimes it's limited by physical resources (having a capable computer to play around, having enough server resources, and financial support to keep these servers and work hours from these people)

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popular education;
local culture;
ancestral knowledge;
ancestral technologies;
local technologies.

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looking for tech infrastructures that are open source/ feminists instead of larger tech corporations

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it is very important to understand that each case is different, respecting the specifics. it is impossible to have standard solutions or proposals, it makes even more sense when it comes to the online environment. It is important to create a plot that accommodates the demands of security, the precarious access to technology, the histories of digital and domestic violence so present among Brazilian women, the absence of digital literacy, the pains and difficulties that the pandemic is bringing, among other issues

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Inclusive methodology

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Community networks with feminist perspectives

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Communities at the core of feminist infrastructures

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Communities at the core of feminist infrastructures

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Even more than before the pandemic, as the social distancing goes, communities are becoming our testing ground for feminist pedagogy and infrastructure practices. As important as keeping the communication going with organizations and collectives in need for technical assistance is bringing some of our practices to home, child and adult education and social living in our surroundings.

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With remote training, we are able to focus on strategies (because focusing on teaching tools is harder).

An example from the chat in the session:
From Dhyta: a simple example is how we always teach people how to use encrypted file storage such as veracrypt, we can teach them to have a habit to not store a lot of files (especially sensitive ones) in their devices.Another example is when women/girls want to share intimate images or do intimate video call, instead of focusing only on recommending on secure tools to do it, we can recommend how to do it more securely (not showing face, not showing any marks on the body that can identify you, etc).

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little things like giving people space and time to talk about the instances where their security has been violated

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understanding of what infrastructure means ... not just everything that is supporting online activities directly on machines, but supporting the entire existence of a network, the presence of individuals, people, machines, feelings, experiences, all of these elements make up an infrastructure feminist

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Playing around with time and self-directed learning. In face-to-face training, we cram everything in the days that we have together. Most of the time, not building room to breathe, reflect, practice and learn. With remote trainings, by combining real-time sessions and asynchronous activities, then we are able to create space for participants to breathe.

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Knowing that digital security can look different for everyone and understanding these differences and not using tools in an umbrella approach

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...Creating safe online spaces that accommodate all issues has also been a huge challenge. We are always adapting and improving our methodologies for in-person hosting and now we are discovering how to do this only and strictly in the digital environment, at the same time that we support learning

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we have faced enormous challenges in connection with connection problems and access to equipment by many women. moreover, many of them need to deal with aspects of domestic work, family routine with the whole family at home, due to social isolation while participating in training. And yet, in some cases, to guarantee not only digital infrastructure but food and some basic comfort for the participants so that they can be present in the training.

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Some of us have been thinking about how to get access to justice, beyond government's (lack of responses). Trying to understand how can we better organize to use technologies as tools for resilience/resistance, as opposed as using them without a critical approach + addressing the digital divide.

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a caring methodology of depth and knowledge exchange

https://genderit.org/editorial/women-circles-hold-and-ground-community-networks

https://genderit.org/feminist-talk/our-routes-womens-node-illustrated-journey-women-community-networks

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Just double click anywhere on the screen and a text box will appear, please share everything you feel inclined to and put your contribution under the category that best represents your interests. This padlet is "infinite", so take all the space you need!

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How is care being embedded in feminist digital security training? : Reflections.

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How is care being embedded in feminist digital security training? : Reflections.

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-by co-creating safe spaces

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What makes digital security training feminist? : Reflections.

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What makes digital security training feminist? : Reflections.

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Alternative infrastructure : comments, experiences, stories

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Alternative infrastructure : comments, experiences, stories

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Feminist digital safety training : comments, experiences, stories

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Feminist digital safety training : comments, experiences, stories

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https://genderit.org/feminist-talk/networks-woven-care

https://genderit.org/feminist-talk/connected-care-coronavirus-and-womens-challenges-community-networks

https://genderit.org/feminist-talk/women-community-networks-latin-america-story-belem

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The FTX: Safety Reboot is a training curriculum made up of several modules for trainers who work with women’s rights and sexual rights activists to use the internet safely, creatively and strategically. (English, Spanish, French, Portuguese with Arabic by July 2021)

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It's been difficult to create continuity with networks of trainees when doing only online training. I try to share my phone number, email or any place to contact me with follow up questions but participants don't engage (as compared to when they were f2f).