- Yesterday Anita, Zoe and co. met with Google Ideas to find ways to fight against online harassment:

I’m with @TheQuinnspiracy at @UN_Women’s launch of a new report to end #cyberviolence against women and girls. pic.twitter.com/2ktoTX2JLC

— Feminist Frequency (@femfreq) September 24, 2015

Fighting online abuse w/ @FeministaJones @TheQuinnspiracy @roseveleth @randileeharper @jamiaw @CCRInitiative @femfreq pic.twitter.com/5xPp3jVL0T

— Jigsaw (@Jigsaw) September 23, 2015

After posting the above tweet and getting the expected responses, Google Ideas posted the following:

The replies to our last tweet are precisely why we are exploring ways to combat online harassment.

— Jigsaw (@Jigsaw) September 23, 2015

- there is a UN live stream where apparently they will speak about the topic of "Cyber Violence Against Women & Girls: A Worldwide Wake-Up Call". Here it is:

http://webtv.un.org/live-now/watch/launch-of-the-broadband-working-group-on-gender-report/4484980560001#full-text

I don't know if it is over or not. I just saw it. Maybe it hasn't started.

- the description of the live stream event says the following:

The UN Broadband Commission for Digital Development’s Working Group on Gender, co-Chaired by UNDP Administrator Helen Clark and UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka and supported by ITU, will launch its final outcome report entitled “Cyber Violence Against Women & Girls: A Worldwide Wake-Up Call” in New York on Thursday 24 September. The report tackles the increasingly urgent issue of safety and security online for women and girls.

Format: Working Group Co-Chairs Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Executive Director, UN Women and Helen Clark, Administrator, UNDP will launch the report before an invited audience of top-level guests. High-level interventions will be followed by a moderated panel discussion led by report coordinator Nidhi Tandon and featuring special guests including Baroness Beeban Kidron (award-winning director of the film ‘In Real Life’ and the leader of the UK-based iRights campaign), online activist Anita Sarkeesian, and others. The panel discussion will also provide for audience interaction.

The event will be filmed and selected Tier 1 media will be present.

Event organized by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in collaboration with UN-Women and UNDP.

And media that won't question the narative will be allowed, everyone else refused.

I read that same comment in one of the responses to the above tweets. xD

Whhhhyyyyy....

Why would the queens of hating white/straight/males walk into the den of the beast itself?

anita speaking about online harassment is like making saudi arabia the head of the UN human rights council...

Takes one to know one I guess.

Next, Putin talking about peace.

At least your example would be interesting.

An awesome event in which u can't clap because it could trigger people.

I'm all for free speech but prestigious organization should take a better look at who they give credit to.

Only females get harassed online? That's interesting.