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8.00am to 8.30am - Entry through security screening
In personPlease arrive and enter through the security screening.
Please remember to bring your emailed receipt with you to get through security screening.
Tea and coffee will be available once you're through the doors.
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8.30am to 9.00am - Formal welcome
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9.00am to 10.00am - Keynote address
Online and in personKeynote address via Zoom presented by Professor Cynthia Miller-Idriss
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10.00am to 10.40am - Political party panel
In personTamatha Paul: Green Party
Spokesperson for Justice, Housing, Police, Courts, Corrections, Youth and Wellington IssuesReuben Davidson: Labour Party
Spokesperson for Broadcasting, Media and Creative EconomyNicola Grigg: National Party
Spokesperson and Minister for WomenJenny Marcroft: New Zealand First
Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Minister for Media and CommunicationsTe Pāti Māori: To be confirmed
ACT: To be confirmed
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10.40am to 11.00am - Morning tea
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11.00am to 12.15pm - Workshops – session 1
Online and in personYou can choose to attend one of the following workshops in this session.
- Misogyny as a national security issue (closed to media and online registrants)
- Intersectional experiences of misogyny
- Misogyny and the workplace
- Legal and regulatory issues
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12.15pm to 1.15pm - Lunch and informal networking
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1.15pm to 2.30pm - Workshops – session 2
Online and in personYou can choose to attend one of the following workshops in this session.
- Misogyny and democracy
- Platform design and online culture
- Online misogyny’s link to other forms of gendered violence
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2.30pm to 3.00pm - Afternoon tea
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3.00pm to 4.15pm - Workshops – session 3
Online and in personYou can choose to attend one of the following workshops in this session.
- Porn, image-based sexual abuse and online misogyny
- Masculinities and the manosphere
- Misogyny and the news media
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4.15pm to 4.25pm - Break
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4.25pm to 5.00pm - Closing plenary
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Symposium schedule – 'Digital hate, real harm: Mapping the landscape of online misogyny' -
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Nau mai, haere mai,
Thanks for registering to attend 'Digital hate, real harm: Mapping the landscape of online misogyny'.
This event is organised by researchers associated with Massey University, along with colleagues from a range of organisations that address issues related to technology-facilitated gender-based violence or women’s rights more generally.
You will need your payment receipt email to show security for entry on the day.
Workshop speakers
Throughout the day, you will have the opportunity to hear from and engage in discussion with a wide range of experts who are engaged in research, policy, advocacy or the direct provision of services or products to help address the problem of online misogyny.
View some of the speakers we have contributing to this event:
- Dr Justin Barry-Walsh, Fixated Threat Assessment Centre
- Dr Sarah Bickerton, University of Auckland Waipapa Taumata Rau
- Sandra Dickson (she/they), Tauiwi Research Lead, Hohou Te Rongo Kahukura
- Steph Dyhrberg, Barrister
- Caroline Flora, Chief Executive, Classification Office
- Professor Nicola Gavey, University of Auckland Waipapa Taumata Rau
- Andy George, Deputy CE, Christchurch Call Foundation
- Dr Carol Harrington, Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington
- Dr Samantha Keene, Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington
- Professor Priya Kurian, University of Waikato
- Suzanne Manning, President, National Council of Women New Zealand
- Dr Kerry McInerney, University of Auckland Waipapa Taumata Rau
- Dr Charlotte Moore, Kaiwhakahaere, VINE – Violence Information Aotearoa
- Dr Cassandra Mudgway, University of Canterbury
- Professor Gail Pacheco, EEO Commissioner, Te Kāhui Tika Tangata Human Rights Commission
- Nicole Skews-Poole, Specialist Consultant, Anchordown
- Aditi Tiwari, Youth Engagement and Project Coordinate
- Tory Whanau, former Mayor of Wellington and Democracy & Digital Governance Leader
Schedule
Additional speakers and workshop topics may be added to the schedule.