Building online resilience

Online abuse can be incredibly hurtful and distressing and there is help and support available. But there are also things we can all do to minimise the impacts of negative online experiences.

Facts and figures

Research shows that LGBTIQ+ communities feel more confident using technology and protecting themselves online than the general population.

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For more information about the online experiences of LGBTIQ+ Australians aged 18 to 65, download our fact sheet.

Topics

Recovering from online abuse

Protecting your wellbeing.

Managing the impacts of online hate

Dealing with online hate.

Using social media in positive ways

Healthy social media in positive ways.

Seeking inclusive services

Be accepted for who you are.

How to build your psychological armour

Responding to online abuse.

Peer support

Benefits of supportive networks.

These online safety modules have been co-created with LGBTIQ+ organisations and are based on community engagement and academic research.

Get support

QLife

All ages. Counselling and referral for people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and/or intersex. Phone counselling and online chat available every day from 3pm to 12am.

1800 184 527

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