Un/Real: Whakakotiti – Responding to Online Warfare
Anjum Rahman
Ka hoka a tāhono ki Uta, ki Tai!
This workshop is designed to give participants a greater understanding of the tools and techniques used to deliberately disrupt online spaces, with a goal of creating division and undermining democratic processes.
Participants will be given a case study as a basis to understanding the problem. Presenters will also provide information on the range of strategies, drivers and tools used in online warfare, as well as the impacts.
Together, participants will consider the different possible solutions, and how communities might mobilise to bring inclusion, trust and belonging to online spaces.
Anjum Rahman is the founder and Co-Lead of Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono, an organisation that works on building belonging and inclusion through the development of cross-sector community networks. She is an outgoing co-chair of the Christchurch Call Advisory Network.
Atarau Hamilton-Fuller (Ngati Kahungunu, Ngarauru, Ngati Raukawa) is a project facilitator for Inclusive Aotearoa Collective with experience in youth & community planning, leadership, and development.
