Panorama Global, in partnership with Bumble, invites you to a private cocktail reception to officially launch The Reclaim Coalition to End Online Image-based Sexual Violence—a global, survivor-centered movement to end this form of online sexual violence.
At this invitation-only reception, guests will meet and hear from key leaders, including US Senator Amy Klobuchar, working to protect the right to privacy online and provide recourse to survivors of image-based sexual violence, and how The Reclaim Coalition is already accelerating this critical work by aligning high-impact global partnerships.
As technology advances, so does the threat of image-based sexual violence. This issue is growing at a breakneck speed, impacting people across generations and borders, but together we can raise awareness, support survivors, and work towards ending this violation of privacy, consent, and human rights.
We hope you can join us to celebrate the launch of the first global coalition that brings together multi-sector stakeholders to create a world where all of us may be freely and safely online—without the threat of image-based sexual violence.
Hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be passed.
Please RSVP by June 15th using the form below. The location will shared upon confirming your attendance.
We look forward to seeing you!
Invitation-only reception
June 21, 2023
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Capitol Hill | Washington, D.C.
The Reclaim Coalition (formerly the Image-Based Sexual Abuse initiative) is the response to a resounding call from civil society for an entity to align and strengthen the network of global stakeholders working to end image-based sexual violence around the globe and accelerate their impact.
Panorama Global established the Image-Based Sexual Abuse initiative in May 2022 with start-up funding from The Greenbaum Foundation, the Jensen Project, and Bumble to elevate, accelerate, and unify the global response to the nonconsensual creation and distribution of intimate imagery, also known as image-based sexual violence.
After a year of consultations with over 100 key stakeholders across 19 countries, including two global summits and a first-of-its-kind landscape report, the initiative has emerged as a global, survivor-centered coalition that aims to transform the systems and culture that enable online sexual violence: The Reclaim Coalition to End Online Image-based Sexual Violence.
The Reclaim Coalition brings together 60 leaders and lived experience experts from 21 countries to unify and accelerate the global response to online image-based sexual violence through shared initiatives across advocacy, policy, technology, and survivor services.
By strategically combining the decades of global expertise in the fight against online sexual violence, The Reclaim Coalition will accelerate the speed and scale at which we can end this form of gender-based violence.
Bumble advocates for safe online spaces through policies that address harms affecting women and marginalized communities. Bumble takes a very proactive stance against non-consensual intimate image abuse on our platform and in the real world. Beginning in 2022, Bumble partnered with Panorama to help launch Reclaim, a new survivor-led program focused on Non-Consensual Intimate Image (NCII) issues. As part of this initiative, Bumble and Panorama are defining and executing a groundbreaking category of NCII research with survivors and their stories as a catalyst for change.
Learn more about Bumble’s leadership in this space:
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