Attending this day long series of sessions on "Making Technology Gender Inclusive" by @INBreakthrough & @ArthanCareers. Fantastic lineup of speakers on designing inclusive digital ecosystems.
https://www.arthansocialforum.org/gender-tech 
Will">https://www.arthansocialforum.org/gender-te... be live tweeting key insights on this thread.

@anjakovacs of @iNetDemocracy says young girls from marginalised communities are at a real risk of not getting access to devices to access online learning or classes because they& #39;re at the bottom of the pyramid for digital access.

"Phone use can lead to domestic violence." Sexual minorities & women may be at an added risk due to shared phones in families and their calls of messages leaving a trace that their family might inflict violence on them for. @anjakovacs @iNetDemocracy

"What can help?" asks @anjakovacs of @iNetDemocracy.
"If a family thinks there& #39;s a threat to the honor of the family because of women using mobile phones, then the situation won& #39;t improve. We need a constructive societal dialogue."

"Street lights make streets safer. We need to look at that level of infrastructure and policy guidelines to ensure a safer internet for women and minorities online", concludes @anjakovacs of @iNetDemocracy. It& #39;s always so insightful to listen to her speak.

"It& #39;s no surprise to anyone that the richest people in tech are men. We lack the perspective of women on how to run gender specific needs that aren& #39;t addressed by tech platforms. Technology is used to sexualise, terrorise, subjugate women." - Angelica Pago from Manila.