About us

This project was born at the Digital Futures Gathering in Berlin (October 2025), organised by SUPERRR and co-hosted by bff, Chayn, International Women Space and SHARE Foundation. Many valuable digital tools exist to support survivors and those working against gender-based violence (GBV), but they are scattered and hard to find. We want to bring them together so we can all learn from and build on each other’s work.

Liliana from Feminoteka (Poland), Lislis from Heart of Code (Germany) and Lucia from Asociación Por Ti Mujer (Spain) came together to make this happen. With an Emergent Collaboration Flash Grant from SUPERRR, we are building an open, safe and accessible directory of GBV-related digital tools. It is for specialised service providers and (non)-fovernmental organisations doing educational and advocacy work, so they can find, compare and build on what’s already out there.

Organizations

Feminoteka (Poland)

Founded in 2001 as the first feminist online bookstore in Central and Eastern Europe, Feminoteka's mission is to empower women who have experienced violence, with a particular focus on sexual violence, by providing free legal, psychological, and medical support. We work to prevent gender-based violence through education, awareness, and advocacy. We run Poland's first rape crisis centre and educational platform on sexual violence.

Heart of Code (Germany)

Heart of Code is a non-profit hackspace in Berlin, active since 2017, for women, lesbians, inter, non-binary, trans and agender people (FLINTA) interested in technology. Through open learning groups, hack days and community events, it makes tech more accessible and works towards a more diverse hacker and tech landscape. It has no hierarchy and works in a non-commercial, collaborative way.

Asociación Por Ti Mujer (Spain)

Por Ti Mujer was founded in 2009 in the Valencian Community by a group of immigrant women professionals, as a space of mutual support. It provides comprehensive care to migrant women, survivors of gender-based violence and women at risk of exclusion, offering psychological, social, legal, employment and educational support. Its work is grounded in sorority, intersectionality and social justice.

Tech partner

Our heartfelt thanks to Michał Śliwoń, CEO of Poland-based Mutant Unit, for designing, building and launching this portal.