The anti-online harassment movement is already replicating many of the shortcomings, failures, erroneous assumptions and faulty strategies of the larger violence against women movement.

On the heels of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Jessica Jones confronts many themes of intimate partner violence.

I look around and I see my friends building technologies that make life easier for abusers. I am overwhelmingly sad thinking of all the people whose lives have been made orders of magnitude more hellish carrying ever-connected computers on their bodies.

#GiveYourMoneyToWomen is more than a hashtag, it’s a theory and practical framework of gender justice.

In speaking about domestic violence online, we must be inclusive of those that do not fit the traditional narrative.

Only the stories of those who are entirely sympathetic, that did all the right things, that say all the right words - those who have the privilege to speak publicly - will be heard.

Our picture of surveillance needs to factor in not just tech developments, but the cultural standards that have bred surveillance, especially towards black culture, as part and parcel in our world.