Think Before You Click

November is our Anniversary Month and as part of activities to mark our 5th Anniversary, the Think Before You Click bus stopped at the Pig Farm Basic School in Accra. We had a fruitful and lively time with the girls discussing digital literacy and its attendant psychosocial harms like; cyberbullying, sexting and body image concerns. 

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The Woman Called She, in partnership with Xyberux Technologies, presented the Think Before You Click program to girls at the Alajo Cluster of Schools in the Ayawaso District of Accra. Topics such as sexting, cyberbullying, and body shaming were discussed. It was a very fruitful session, and about 300 girls

We had a chance to talk to students at Achimota School as part of the Think Before You Click initiative. It was an interactive session where girls asked pertinent questions on how to navigate social media safely.

It was an exciting time with the students of Sakumono 2 JHS in Sakumono during our recent engagement. This turned out to be one of our liveliest sessions yet. Beyond discussing the dos and don’ts of social media use, we explored trending issues that directly affect young people today, encouraging open dialogue and responsible digital

We had the privilege of hosting a Think Before You Click session at Garrison Cluster of Schools a unique community made up of three schools in one; Garrison, Kotoka and Burma Camp Basic Schools all in Burma Camp, Accra. It was a powerful and engaging session where we discussed critical issues affecting young people in

The Woman Called She recently brought the Think Before You Click programme to Services Basic School in Burma Camp, continuing our mission to promote digital safety and responsible online behaviour among young people. During the session, we engaged students in open and practical discussions on key issues such as sexting, cyberbullying, peer pressure on social