The Christchurch Call Foundation has launched two free online learning tools designed to help parents, educators, community moderators and trust and safety practitioners navigate one of the most urgent frontiers in online safety: the inters…
Keeping young people safe from potential online harms is critical. That’s why, through its Catalyst programme, the Christchurch Call Foundation (CCF) is leading a project to develop practical solutions to a growing and troubling convergence…
The Christchurch Call Foundation has published the findings of a Delphi Study into governance and ethics frameworks for the Christchurch Call Initiative on Algorithmic Outcomes (CCIAO) — a programme aiming to enable independent research int…
Today as we acknowledge the seven year anniversary of the March 15 terrorist attack on mosques in Christchurch, we remember the victims and their community. We also reflect on the strength of the swift global response that followed - the co…
The Christchurch Call Community is pleased to welcome Match Group as supporter of the Christchurch Call, the goal of which is to drive action and eliminate violent extremist content (TVEC) online. Match Group is the NASDAQ-listed parent com…
This year, practitioners, policymakers, and community organizations working to prevent and counter violent extremism (P/CVE) have been grappling with one common question: how do we respond to the rapidly evolving threats posed by terrorist
The work of the Christchurch Call community to eliminate Terrorist and Violent Extremist Content (TVEC) online has been strengthened through the investment announced by Honourable Ruby Sahota, Secretary of State for Combatting Crime on beha…
The Christchurch Call is partnering with the newly formed ROOST consortium to intensify efforts to eliminate terrorist and violent extremist content online (TVEC). Google, OpenAI, Roblox, and Discord formed the non-profit consortium to impr…
From today, the Call’s global, multistakeholder Community will follow a new protocol for sharing information and working together when attack-related content threatens to harm people and communities. The updated Crisis Response Protocol (CR…
Supporters of the Christchurch Call – both governments and tech companies - have committed to have processes in place so they can work together in a rapid and effective response when content from a terrorist or violent extremist attack is t…
The report was published today by the Christchurch Call and its CCIAO partners, OpenMined, Microsoft, LinkedIn and Dailymotion, demonstrating the viability of using PySyft (an open-source library) to safely enable algorithmic auditing by ex…
When the Christchurch terrorist livestreamed his attack on 15 March 2019, the footage quickly went viral across social media. It didn’t go viral because people actively sought it out, instead, it appeared in people’s feeds because social ne…