Online Harassment and Doxxing Response

A thing to keep in mind is that other people behaving poorly and crossing lines is *not* your fault. You cannot control the actions of others, only your own, and no action should result in widespread harassment. What we are talking about is not being subject to mere criticism, but having your personal boundaries violated or your safety and well-being threatened in a credible and tangible manner. Everyone has a right to be online without having to experience this.
— Crash Override Network

Grand Canyon Synod partners from the Safe Communities Coalition provided this helpful resource (slide deck from 08/22) by the Digital Defense Fund for responding to online harassment and doxxing.

Download for tips on the following topics:

  • Doxxing & Harassment Response Steps

  • Suggestions or physical saety

  • Documenting before deleting comments

  • Instructions on collecting evidence

  • Delegating message management

  • Enlisting help from friends, family and allies

  • Blocking and reporting a harasser

  • Contacting a lawyer

  • Trusting your gut

DOWNLOAD ONLINE HARASSMENT DECK
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