Digital Violence: How Technology Is Changing Harm, Control and Relationships
Technology has become an important part of our daily lives, helping us stay connected, informed, and engaged. However, as technology evolves, so do the ways harm, abuse, and control can occur. Digital violence can impact people of all ages. It may affect relationships, personal safety, privacy, emotional well-being, and overall mental health.
Join the Counselling Centre of East Algoma for a free community presentation exploring how technology is changing the landscape of violence and abuse. This informative session will provide practical information, increase awareness, and help participants better understand how to protect themselves and their families in an increasingly digital world.
Why Attend?
Digital violence can affect anyone. From online harassment and cyberbullying to monitoring, stalking, image-based abuse, and technology-facilitated control, understanding these issues is an important step toward prevention and safety.
This presentation is designed to increase awareness, provide practical tools, and empower community members to recognize concerns, support others, and make informed decisions about their digital safety.
Whether you are a parent, caregiver, educator, service provider, youth, older adult, or community member, this session offers valuable information to help you navigate today's digital world.
Take Back the Night
2026
Join the Counselling Centre of East Algoma for Take Back the Night 2026, an evening dedicated to raising awareness, supporting survivors, and building a safer, more connected community for everyone.
Take Back the Night is an internationally recognized movement that brings communities together to stand against gender-based violence, sexual violence, and all forms of abuse. This event provides an opportunity to learn, reflect, support one another, and demonstrate our collective commitment to creating communities where everyone can live free from violence and fear.
Whether you are a survivor, ally, family member, friend, service provider, or community member, your presence helps send a powerful message: you are not alone, and together we are stronger.
Why Attend?
Violence affects individuals, families, and communities. By coming together, we help reduce stigma, raise awareness, support survivors, and encourage meaningful conversations about safety, respect, and healthy relationships.
Every voice matters. Every story matters. Every person deserves to feel safe, valued, and supported.