Community Directory

Digital Literacy

Online safety, digital skills, and tools for staying secure on the internet.

Cyber Collective — Digital Safety Resources

Free digital safety guides and tools for staying safe online. Covers how to protect yourself from phishing, hacking, and identity theft, with practical how-to guides on privacy, social media security, AI safety, and spotting misinformation. Available in 10+ languages — a good starting point for anyone new to online safety.

cybercollective.org

RCMP BC — Fraud & Scam Prevention

BC RCMP guide to recognizing and avoiding common fraud schemes, including phone scams, CRA impersonation, rental scams, lottery fraud, Bitcoin scams, and gift card fraud. Practical advice on what to watch for and how to report suspicious activity.

rcmp.ca

Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre

Federal government centre helping Canadians recognize, reject, and report fraud and identity theft. Provides an A-Z index of fraud types, a reporting system for complaints, and guidance on what to do after being defrauded. Important: the CAFC never contacts people to ask for money.

antifraudcentre-centreantifraude.ca

Crash Override — Account Security

Practical steps for securing your online accounts against hackers and malicious actors. Created by survivors of online harassment, this guide covers what to do before and after an attack to regain control of your digital safety. Note: the organization has since closed, but these resources remain publicly available.

crashoverridenetwork.com

Crash Override — Preventing Doxing

A guide to preventing doxing — when someone publishes your private information online without consent. Covers proactive steps like locking down social media privacy settings, removing personal data from public sources, and what to do if it happens to you. Note: the organization has since closed, but these resources remain publicly available.

crashoverridenetwork.com

Crash Override — Harassment Coaching

Confidential, judgment-free support for people experiencing online harassment. Trained coaches — themselves survivors of online abuse — provide personalized guidance on securing accounts, understanding digital threats, and developing a safety plan. Note: the organization has since closed, but these resources remain publicly available.

crashoverridenetwork.com

Crash Override — Guide for Family & Police

Helps family members and law enforcement understand the severity of online harassment and how to support someone experiencing it. Explains when threats are serious enough to involve police and how to bridge the gap between victims and less digitally-familiar support systems. Note: the organization has since closed, but these resources remain publicly available.

crashoverridenetwork.com

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