OGBV Tracker
Where digital harassment is often ignored, the RACE Online Gender-Based Violence Tracker stands as a definitive record of truth, transforming the silence of survivors into the power of evidence. The OGBV Tracker bridges the gap between personal grievances and systemic accountability, providing a comprehensive window into patterns of digital violence. Through interactive maps and trend analysis, we translate fragmented reports into a unified demand for justice, proving that online abuse is not "just the internet," but a human rights violation that requires immediate action. Whether you are a researcher, activist, or survivor, this tool is designed to make the invisible visible while ensuring safety through strict data anonymization. Partner with us in building the evidence needed to claim a digital world rooted in safety and equality for everyone.
The tracker that shows patterns, not people.
Purpose
The tracker turns fragmented reports into a comprehensive window into patterns of digital violence.
Ignored harassment is translated into reviewed public evidence that can support accountability.
Interactive views connect fragmented reports into visible patterns of digital violence.
The tracker bridges personal grievances and the wider demand for justice and policy action.
Publication boundary
The public product protects people through anonymized, aggregate-only publication.
Public pages are designed to make the invisible visible without exposing identities or direct source details.
Only approved public-platform candidates contribute to anonymized aggregate metrics and charts.
Sources, thresholds, and review boundaries are documented so public interpretation stays grounded.
Audience
Explore structured evidence that shows the scale and pattern of online gender-based violence.
Use aggregate signals to turn isolated harms into a unified demand for justice.
See that online abuse is recognized as real harm while public views preserve safety.
Founded in 2022, the Center for Redefining Alternative Civic Engagement for Africa strengthens civic systems that uphold feminist values and empower communities.
The OGBV Tracker extends that work into digital safety, evidence, and survivor-centered accountability.
RACE Centre works to strengthen civic systems guided by feminist values, accountability, and social justice.
Its work supports marginalized communities, especially women and girls, to claim voice, agency, and rights.
RACE uses evidence, digital safety work, and policy engagement to make technology safer and more accountable.
Contact and partnerships
The tracker does not accept public raw incident submissions. Partnership and research conversations should go through RACE Centre so evidence handling stays safe.
Discuss aggregate evidence needs, methodology questions, and safe interpretation boundaries.
Coordinate civil-society, policy, advocacy, or digital-safety collaborations with RACE Centre.
Share usability, accessibility, glossary, or source-context feedback for the public tracker.
Explore the public evidence, review the methodology, and help claim a digital world rooted in safety and equality.
