The Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence

Join us on Tuesday March 3rd, 2026 for a special online event exploring the impacts of technology on domestic and sexual violence, including the innovations and the dangers.

The Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence is the leading global event dedicated to exploring the intersection of technology, safety, and social impact. 

Hosted by the NO MORE Foundation, this significant gathering, now in its third year, brings together technologists, policymakers, survivors, advocates, researchers, and investors to explore how innovative technologies can be designed, deployed, and scaled to prevent violence, protect vulnerable communities, and promote long-term safety worldwide. 

The summit will feature keynote speeches, expert panels, live demonstrations, and collaborative workshops. It will showcase transformative innovations, including AI-powered safety tools, wearable panic devices, predictive analytics for early intervention, and digital reporting platforms. Participants will engage with real-world case studies, examine ethical frameworks, and explore opportunities to collaborate across sectors in co-creating a safer digital and physical world. 

In an era of rapid technological change, the NO MORE Tech Summit 2026 aims to be a catalyst for responsible innovation. It challenges us to consider not just what technology can do, but what it must do to ensure the safety of individuals and communities.

Who should attend:

• Tech Innovators & Developers
  • Those building or exploring safety tech, AI, wearables, apps, and digital platforms.
• Startups & Entrepreneurs
  • Those focused on social impact, personal safety, or ethical tech.
• Policy Makers & Government Officials
  • Those working on tech regulation, public safety, data privacy, or violence prevention.
• NGOs & Advocacy Groups
  • Those addressing gender-based violence, domestic abuse, trafficking, or online harassment.
• Corporate Leaders & Investors
  • Those seeking impact-driven investment opportunities or safety-focused partnerships.
• Academics & Researchers
  • Those studying tech ethics, human rights, digital safety, or criminology.
• Survivors & Lived Experience Experts
  • It will highlight innovation through user-centered design and real-world needs.

Have a look at the Tech Summit 2025 and 2024

By supporting this event, sponsors will not only be at the forefront of driving global innovation and solutions to combat tech-facilitated abuse but will also amplify your brand’s commitment to creating a safer digital world.