
Caracara Igualdad Digital
A social-action platform addressing online hate and violence against women and girls through community, training, resources and advocacy.
About Caracara Igualdad Digital
What Caracara Igualdad Digital is
Caracara Igualdad Digital is a social-action platform seeking safer and more equal online spaces, with particular attention to hate and digital violence affecting women and girls. It brings together resources, projects and testimony and aims to amplify people who have experienced discrimination or abuse.
Areas of work
- Community: a support network connecting users and digital-sector professionals
- Training: company workshops on better practice in digital environments
- Resources: projects, reports, testimony and reference material about online life
- Action: advocacy for technological, corporate and political change
Founders
The project names two founders with backgrounds in equality and communication:
- Yolanda Domínguez: a feminist activist, adviser on equal communication, speaker and author of Maldito Estereotipo and Las Mujeres Facturan. Her profile refers to a Spanish legal case concerning digital violence and an appearance before the European Parliament.
- Patricia Vaquero: a feminist sociologist specializing in equality and prevention of violence against women. Her profile describes more than 15 years leading public-sector equality work, the consultancy Nós Igualdade and rural women’s leadership projects including Todas Nós and its podcast.
Membership and contact
Annual community membership is advertised at €25, providing information and participation in activities. General and press enquiries: hola@caracara.es. Reports of digital harassment: denuncias@caracara.es. Professional participation: profesional@caracara.es. Instagram is also listed.
Confirm the organization’s legal identity, current fee and membership benefits, privacy and safeguarding process and the response offered to harassment reports. In an emergency or where a crime may have occurred, use the appropriate police or specialist support channel rather than relying only on email.
Digital equality and prevention of online violence