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We are rising in solidarity.At Eagles Empowered to Soar (EEtS), the 16 Days of Activism isn't just November—it's a minds...
08/17/2026

We are rising in solidarity.

At Eagles Empowered to Soar (EEtS), the 16 Days of Activism isn't just November—it's a mindset we carry every day. That's why we created ORANGE 3-6-5, our year-round campaign to raise awareness around gender-based violence 365 days a year .

What we know:

1 in 3 women worldwide experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime

Online abuse is turbocharging gender-based violence, and unregulated AI is making it worse

Prevention requires sustained effort and community solidarity.

How you can join the movement:

✅ Start now. Begin conversations in your workplace and community about online safety and gender-based violence
✅ Stay informed. Follow EEtS and our partners for updates leading to the 16 Days campaign
✅ Take action. Contact your representatives to demand stronger regulation of AI and technology
✅ Show solidarity. Wear orange, share resources, and amplify survivor voices

The 16 Days of Activism run from November 25 (International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women) to December 10 (Human Rights Day) . But our work continues every day. This August, let's commit to rising together.

Accountability requires resources. We must fund prevention.As part of our ongoing commitment to the 16 Days of Activism,...
08/10/2026

Accountability requires resources. We must fund prevention.

As part of our ongoing commitment to the 16 Days of Activism, Eagles Empowered to Soar (EEtS) is calling attention to a critical gap: the underfunding of violence prevention and survivor services.

The crisis:

Funding cuts are weakening feminist movements and essential survivor support services

At the same time, online abuse—including AI-generated harassment and deepfakes—continues to escalate

Survivors pay the price when support systems are dismantled

What we're advocating for in August:

📌 Stronger regulation of AI platforms to protect women and girls
📌 Sustained funding for grassroots organizations doing prevention work
📌 Integration of digital safety into all survivor support services

Join us.

As we build toward the 16 Days of Activism (Nov 25 - Dec 10), we invite you to join us in calling for accountability and resources. Share this post, start conversations in your community, and support organizations working to end violence.

Together, we can create a world where every woman and girl can live free from violence .

August is the time to lay the groundwork for change.At Eagles Empowered to Soar (EEtS), we know that ending gender-based...
08/03/2026

August is the time to lay the groundwork for change.

At Eagles Empowered to Soar (EEtS), we know that ending gender-based violence requires year-round commitment. As we look ahead to the 16 Days of Activism in November, we're already building our foundation for action.

Why start now?

The 2025 16 Days theme, "Reimagining Feminist Futures: Rising in Solidarity, Thriving out of Crisis," challenges us to confront the escalating digital threats women face daily . Unregulated AI chatbots are being weaponized to create non-consensual deepfakes and normalize abuse. Online harassment, doxing, and surveillance are not just virtual—they carry real consequences for safety and mental health .

What we're doing this month:

📌 Developing educational resources on digital safety for women and girls
📌 Building partnerships with tech accountability advocates
📌 Preparing content for the 16 Days campaign

This August, we're investing in knowledge so we can take bold action in November. Because ending online violence is essential to ending all violence against women and girls.

At Eagles Empowered to Soar (EEtS), we know that ending violence requires addressing all its forms—including the digital...
07/30/2026

At Eagles Empowered to Soar (EEtS), we know that ending violence requires addressing all its forms—including the digital ones.

Feminist scholars have long warned that AI systems often replicate and amplify harmful stereotypes . When chatbots are gendered "female" as assistants or companions, they are frequently coded to be submissive, reinforcing patriarchal power structures .

🚨 The Danger: By learning from vast datasets of human behavior, AI is normalizing misogyny and violence, leading to real-world harm .

What we need:

Trauma-Informed Design: AI support tools, like the AinoAid chatbot, show potential for supporting survivors, but they must be built with input from survivors and domain experts to avoid causing further trauma .

Accountability: Tech giants must be held responsible for the harms caused by their AI outputs .

We cannot build a future of equality if the tools of the future are built on the biases of the past.

The data is clear: unregulated AI chatbots are fueling violence against women and girls . As we advocate for survivors a...
07/27/2026

The data is clear: unregulated AI chatbots are fueling violence against women and girls . As we advocate for survivors and frontline organizations, it’s time to demand concrete action from governments and the tech industry.

Why the urgency?
The research shows that platforms are encouraging gender-based violence through deliberate design choices and failures in safety mechanisms . This is not an accident; it is a consequence of neglecting ethics for innovation.

We are calling for:
✅ New regulations that mandate safety checks for AI products.
✅ Criminalization of non-consensual sexually explicit deepfakes.
✅ Empowering survivors with legal avenues and support services.

We must not repeat the mistakes of the past where early warnings about tech-facilitated abuse were ignored. Let's unite to ensure women and girls are protected in the digital age.

At Eagles Empowered to Soar (EEtS), we believe in breaking cycles of violence and creating safe environments for women t...
07/20/2026

At Eagles Empowered to Soar (EEtS), we believe in breaking cycles of violence and creating safe environments for women to thrive. But a new threat is emerging from the very technology designed to connect us.

Recent research reveals a disturbing trend: AI chatbots are being weaponized to proliferate gender-based violence . From enabling the creation of non-consensual sexual deepfakes to roleplaying scenarios that normalize abuse, these platforms are often unregulated and dangerous .

This is no longer just a "tech issue"—it's a fundamental safety issue. We urgently need stronger regulation to hold tech giants accountable and protect survivors from this modern form of abuse.

It’s time to act. We need an AI Safety Act that prioritizes the protection of women and girls over profit.

05/18/2026

🚨 This is urgent. A new report reveals AI chatbots are being used to normalize sexual violence, generate abuse, and provide personalized stalking advice — often targeting women and girls.
Researchers found chatbots that initiate unwanted sexual conversations, offer “violent r**e” as an option, and even impersonate victims to lure abusers.
We’ve seen this play out before with “nudify” apps — by the time regulation caught up, the harm was already widespread.
We can’t wait again.

👉 Read the full investigation and why experts are calling for AI safety laws now:

https://www.livescience.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/ai-chatbots-are-turbo-charging-violence-against-women-and-girls-we-urgently-need-to-regulate-them-opinion

Are you ready to enter a Private Virtual space for the NO MEANS NO Denim Chat?
04/30/2026

Are you ready to enter a Private Virtual space for the NO MEANS NO Denim Chat?

This is the beginning of Denim week and Wednesday is Denim Day. What does denim have to do with this?Because in 1999, in...
04/27/2026

This is the beginning of Denim week and Wednesday is Denim Day.

What does denim have to do with this?

Because in 1999, in Italy, a r**e conviction was overturned because the victim wore tight jeans. The judges said she must have helped take them off — so it must have been consensual.

Outraged, the women of the Italian Parliament wore jeans to work the next day. A global movement was born.

Denim does not imply consent. What you wear is not an invitation. Walking home at night is not permission. Being nice is not a yes.

Only yes means ye

Denim Day is included in Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This month was created by Black women and women of color, by activists in the 1970s, by Take Back the Night marches, and by President Obama, who made April official in 2009.

We Walked and this week we wear denim as a legacy.

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