Frauenhass im Netz ist real Erste Group Bank AG
Keynotes & Panel mit den Speaker:innen Ingrid Brodnig und Christoph May
Organisiert von Mirsad Aljušević / Moderiert von Džana Šorlija
Mittwoch, 4. Dezember 2024 auf dem Erste Campus, Am Belvedere 1, 1100 Wien
Männliche Narrative, Melden von Hassbotschaften im Netz, Wegmobben von Frauen im Internet, schlechte hypermaskuline Vorbilder und mehr – zu diesen Themen lauschten 200 Gäste gestern Ingrid Brodnig @brodnig, Expertin für Hass im Netz, und Christoph May, Männerforscher und Gründer von @detoxmasculinity Institute.
Ein erfolgreicher Abend voller Erkenntnisse, Klarheit und neuer Perspektiven zum Thema Gewalt an Frauen rund um @orangetheworld. Danke Džana Šorlija für die tolle Moderation!“
Mirsad Aljušević via @linkedin – Officer for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging bei @erstebank.sparkasse
Fotos: Daniel Hinterrahmskogler für Erste Group
Online Misogyny and Toxic Masculinity Erste Bank Group AG
Keynotes & Panel with Ingrid Brodnig and Christoph May
Organized by Mirsad Aljušević / Moderation by Džana Šorlija
One in three women experiences online violence at least once a year. Among 15- to 18-year-olds, it’s even two-thirds. These alarming figures come from the Network of Austrian Women’s and Girls‘ Counseling Centers.
As part of our Orange-The-World Initiative, we dedicated an evening to the topic of online misogyny. Our speakers, Ingrid Brodnig and Christoph May, delivered insightful keynotes on gender-specific aspects of online hate as well as on male-dominated cultures of violence, silence, and obstruction. They also highlighted strategies for how women and men can stand together against it.
The event invited all colleagues – explicitly including our male colleagues – to participate and take active steps against online violence. After all, digital violence often does not begin or end on the internet.
