Nuha's Partners

INSM is an Iraqi organization dedicated to protecting and promoting digital rights in Iraq. INSM works at the intersection of technology, human rights, media, and civic space, with a focus on building a safer, more inclusive, and rights respecting digital environment. Through research, monitoring, documentation, advocacy, and capacity building, INSM addresses key digital rights challenges, including online gender-based violence, hate speech, disinformation, privacy, digital safety, freedom of expression, and access to information. INSM produces evidence based research and practical resources to better understand digital harms in Iraq and support more effective responses by civil society, media actors, policymakers, and affected communities. Its work is grounded in the belief that the rights people hold offline must also be protected online. The organization also supports journalists, human rights defenders, women, civil society organizations, and communities most exposed to digital risks, helping them strengthen their digital resilience and safely participate in online spaces. INSM collaborates with local, regional, and international partners to advance digital rights, promote accountability, and contribute to a more open, safe, and inclusive internet in Iraq and the wider region.

International Media Support (IMS) is an international non-profit organisation that promotes press freedom, independent media and journalist safety. Working with local partners in more than 30 countries, IMS strengthens access to reliable information and equal participation in the media. Its support for this tool reflects its commitment to gender equality and safer media and digital spaces.

Tadwein is a feminist organization established in 2014 that works to combat gender-based violence and promote gender justice in Egypt. Tadwein advances its mission through the generation of feminist knowledge, community-based engagement, and advocacy efforts aimed at improving the status of women in Egyptian society, challenging discriminatory policies and laws, and reducing violence against women and girls in all its forms. Tadwein Role in Development of Nuha Tadwein in partnership with JOSA, developed NUHA AI platform. Tadwein as leading feminist organization in Egypt, provided the feminist conceptual leadership, methodological guidance, and contextual expertise to ensure the tool is grounded in the Egyptian reality. Tadwein also contributed directly to building the tool by monitoring and reviewing the social media accounts used in its development, helping identify and document patterns of online gender-based hate. This work ensured that the AI tool reflects real experiences of Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence and responds meaningfully to the social and cultural context in which it is deployed.

DRI is an independent non-profit organisation committed to defending and improving democracy worldwide. We analyse threats to democracy and advocate for solutions during key legislative and political processes. By bringing impartial analysis and policy recommendations to policymakers, we encourage them to act before emerging concerns become pressing problems. Together with citizens and civil society groups committed to democratic renewal, we establish and improve democratic institutions that preserve people's freedoms. Our reference points are internationally agreed democratic principles.