Join the Fight Against Image-Based Sexual Abuse

STISA leads a powerful global network of operational services dedicated to supporting victims and survivors of non-consensual sharing of intimate content also known as image-based sexual abuse (IBSA). This unique network brings together helplines, hotlines, independent regulators, and both public and private organisations united by a common mission: to guide survivors, remove abusive online content, and restore dignity and safety in digital spaces.

We empower and connect frontline services working to combat IBSA, fostering a collaborative environment where knowledge is shared, innovative solutions are developed, and survivors are always the priority. Through joint initiatives, we amplify impact, raise global awareness, and drive real change in the way platforms and institutions respond to online abuse. 

At the date of launch, the supporters are: 

- e-Safety Commissioner, Australia            - Offlimits, The Netherlands

- Point de Contact, France                          - APAV, Portugal

- #StopFisha, France                         

- Korea Media and Communications Standards  Commission, South Korea

With our members, STISA identifies and conducts projects that will: 

• Increase awareness around IBSA guidance. 
• Conduct innovative tech solution projects to better identify and remove IBSA content on platforms. 
• Engage with universities to conduct research into IBSA trends. 
• Develop network partnerships with platforms and tech solution providers to ease the removal of IBSA content. 
• Collaborate on grant applications focused on IBSA, ensuring that we prioritize survivors support.

Knowledge Sharing: Leverage insights, best practices, and innovative ideas from a variety of cultures and industries, fostering creativity and growth through IBSA guidance.

Collaborative Opportunities: Form network partnerships and alliances that can lead to joint ventures, resource sharing, and increased competitive advantage.

Resource Availability: Gain access to a wider pool of resources, including talent, technology, and funding, which can help scale operations more effectively, especially for survivors support initiatives. 

Cultural Insights: Develop a deeper understanding of different cultural perspectives, enhancing your ability to communicate effectively.

Innovation Catalyst: Exposure to different ways of thinking can spark innovation and lead to the development of unique products and services.

 We partner with established organizations that support survivors—especially those serving people affected by IBSA or operating hotlines and helplines—to expand access to trusted care, resources, and advocacy.

Contact us to explore how we can collaborate and enhance IBSA guidance together.