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We’re pleased to welcome Meta as a Gold Partner for the 2nd Edition of the Trust and Safety India Festival (TASI) 2026.A...
07/10/2026

We’re pleased to welcome Meta as a Gold Partner for the 2nd Edition of the Trust and Safety India Festival (TASI) 2026.

As India’s only dedicated trust and safety convening, TASI brings together stakeholders from across industry, government, civil society, research, and technology to strengthen dialogue, collaboration, and collective action for a safer digital ecosystem.

With platforms used by billions of people globally, Meta brings an important perspective to conversations around online safety, platform integrity, youth protection, responsible AI, content governance, and the evolving challenges of digital participation at scale.

At TASI 2026, we look forward to bringing together diverse voices to examine how platforms, policymakers, researchers, civil society, and practitioners can work collectively to strengthen trust, accountability, and safety across digital spaces.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

We look forward to welcoming Meta to TASI 2026 and to two days of meaningful dialogue, learning, and collaboration.

We’re pleased to welcome Netflix as a Platinum Partner for the 2nd Edition of the Trust and Safety India Festival (TASI)...
06/10/2026

We’re pleased to welcome Netflix as a Platinum Partner for the 2nd Edition of the Trust and Safety India Festival (TASI) 2026.

As India’s only dedicated trust and safety convening, TASI brings together stakeholders from across industry, government, civil society, research, and technology to strengthen dialogue, collaboration, and collective action for a safer digital ecosystem.

As one of the world’s leading entertainment platforms, Netflix brings an important perspective to conversations around online safety, responsible content ecosystems, user trust, privacy, and the evolving relationship between technology, media, and audiences.

With TASI 2026 just around the corner, we look forward to bringing together diverse perspectives and creating space for meaningful conversations on how platforms, policymakers, researchers, civil society, and practitioners can work collectively towards safer and more responsible digital environments.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

We look forward to welcoming Netflix to TASI 2026 and to two days of dialogue, learning, and collaboration.

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices from across the trust and safety ecosystem.In this edition of ...
05/10/2026

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices from across the trust and safety ecosystem.

In this edition of our TASI Voices series, Sophia W., Trust and Safety Senior Policy Lead at Booking.com, reflects on the importance of prevention, early intervention, and strong partnerships in keeping people safe online.

Her perspective highlights a critical shift in trust and safety: moving beyond responding to harm after it happens and strengthening the systems, awareness, and collaboration that can help prevent it in the first place.

At TASI 2026, we hope to turn shared learning across industry, government, civil society, and the wider trust and safety community into practical action.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

More voices from the TASI community coming soon.

As TASI 2026 draws closer, we continue to spotlight the people and perspectives shaping the trust and safety conversatio...
03/10/2026

As TASI 2026 draws closer, we continue to spotlight the people and perspectives shaping the trust and safety conversation.

In this edition of our TASI Voices series, Caroline Humer, Co-Founder of the Trust & Safety Festival, reflects on what makes TASI distinctive: bringing multiple stakeholders together while keeping people at the centre of online safety.

Her perspective speaks directly to the spirit of this year’s theme, “People First. Safety Always.” Building safer digital spaces requires platforms, policymakers, researchers, civil society, practitioners, and communities to work together, with the people affected by these systems remaining the priority.

That is the kind of dialogue and collaboration we hope to strengthen at TASI 2026.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

More voices from the TASI community coming soon.

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices from across the global trust and safety community.In this edit...
02/10/2026

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices from across the global trust and safety community.

In this edition of our TASI Voices series, Yoel Roth, SVP, Head of Trust and Safety at Match Group, reflects on India’s growing importance within the global trust and safety ecosystem.

His perspective highlights the value of bringing practitioners, civil society, government, and other stakeholders together in a collaborative environment, one where different experiences and expertise can help shape stronger approaches to online safety.

TASI 2026 is designed to create exactly that space: for dialogue, learning, and collaboration across sectors and geographies.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

More voices from the TASI community coming soon.

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices that remind us why trust and safety must remain grounded in pe...
02/10/2026

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices that remind us why trust and safety must remain grounded in people’s lived experiences.

In this edition of our TASI Voices series, Uthara Ganesh, Head of Public Policy, APAC at Snap Inc., reflects on why online safety conversations must make space for the voices of young people.

Her perspective highlights the need to move beyond simplistic answers, listen carefully to how young people experience digital spaces, engage honestly with difficult questions, and build responses around what we learn.

Creating safer online environments requires not only strong policies and technology, but also empathy, listening, and a deeper understanding of the people those systems are designed to protect.

We look forward to continuing these conversations at TASI 2026.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

More voices from the TASI community coming soon.

We’re pleased to welcome The Quantum Hub (TQH) as a Knowledge Partner for the 2nd Edition of the Trust and Safety India ...
01/10/2026

We’re pleased to welcome The Quantum Hub (TQH) as a Knowledge Partner for the 2nd Edition of the Trust and Safety India Festival (TASI) 2026.

As India’s only dedicated trust and safety convening, TASI brings together voices from across government, industry, civil society, research, academia, and technology to strengthen dialogue, collaboration, and collective action for a safer digital ecosystem.

As Knowledge Partner, The Quantum Hub (TQH) will bring valuable policy and research perspectives to conversations around technology governance, online safety, responsible innovation, and the evolving digital policy landscape.

With TASI 2026 just around the corner, we look forward to working with The Quantum Hub (TQH) to foster evidence-led conversations, exchange ideas, and help translate dialogue into meaningful approaches for a safer and more responsible digital future.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

We’re pleased to welcome Girl Effect as a Partner for the 2nd Edition of the Trust and Safety India Festival (TASI) 2026...
01/10/2026

We’re pleased to welcome Girl Effect as a Partner for the 2nd Edition of the Trust and Safety India Festival (TASI) 2026.

As India’s only dedicated trust and safety convening, TASI brings together stakeholders from across government, industry, civil society, research, and technology to strengthen dialogue, collaboration, and collective action for a safer digital ecosystem.

Girl Effect works with and for girls to help them access trusted information, supportive networks, and essential services across health, education, and livelihoods. In India, its work also focuses on helping girls safely navigate the digital world and addressing risks such as technology-facilitated gender-based violence.

Its experience in girl-centred design, digital innovation, online safety, and youth engagement brings an important perspective to TASI 2026, particularly as we explore how digital spaces can become safer, more inclusive, and more empowering for young people.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

We look forward to welcoming Girl Effect to TASI 2026 and strengthening conversations around youth safety, gender, technology, and responsible digital participation.

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices from across the trust and safety ecosystem.In this edition of ...
30/09/2026

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices from across the trust and safety ecosystem.

In this edition of our TASI Voices series, Kartikeya M. Lead, Global Insights at reflects on the need for shared accountability as India’s digital ecosystem continues to grow.

His perspective highlights the importance of turning multi-stakeholder dialogue into practical frameworks that bring together industry, government, and civil society to address fraud, strengthen user protection, and build greater trust in digital participation.

Creating safer digital environments at scale will require not only innovation, but also collaboration, accountability, and coordinated action across the ecosystem.

We look forward to continuing these conversations at TASI 2026.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

More voices from the TASI community coming soon.

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices from across the trust and safety ecosystem.In this edition of ...
30/09/2026

As TASI 2026 gets closer, we continue to spotlight voices from across the trust and safety ecosystem.

In this edition of our TASI Voices series, Robert L. SVP | Head of Global Trust & Safety at TP, reflects on why putting people first must remain central to online safety.

For Robert, trust and safety is about protecting both the people who work every day to keep platforms safe and the users who rely on those platforms. His perspective closely reflects this year’s TASI theme, People First. Safety Always.

As the digital ecosystem grows more complex, keeping human wellbeing at the centre of trust and safety operations will remain critical to building safer online spaces.

We look forward to continuing this conversation at TASI 2026.

📅 14–15 October 2026
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi
🔗 Register now: https://trustandsafetyindia.org/register

More voices from the TASI community coming soon.

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