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We are researchers studying campus sexual misconduct and technology facilitated sexual violence in Singapore linktr.ee/casmidaproject

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CASMIDA @casmidaproject.bsky.social · 26/03/2026
We comment on the backlash to feminism in Singapore in a recent #SouthChinaMorningPost article by Kolette Lim. 🔗 www.scmp.com/week-asia/li... 💡 Want to learn more? Stay tuned for a forthcoming publication by Wi En Ng & Michelle Ho in the Routledge Companion to Gender, Violence and Popular Culture
Purple background topped with cursive script that reads "CASMIDA comments on backlash to feminism." At the center of the image is an iPad displaying an article by South China Morning Post titled "Malaysia, Indonesia top global poll on 'obedient' wives" by Kolette Lim. There is a QR code linking to the article.  The bottom of the image credits the post to @casmidaproject with a rightward-pointing arrow encouraging users to read the next image.Purple text in a white oval at the top of the page asks, "How do men perceive gender equality?" The center of the image features a quote from the CASMIDA team bracketed in large purple quotation marks in a purple box. The quote reads: "Singapore's conservatism often stemmed from state-institutionalised masculine norms that tie male identity to service and stoicism, such as national service, leading to them viewing gender equality as a zero-sum game and a 'systemic betrayal', said Singaporean research team Campus Sexual Misconduct in a Digital Age."Purple text in a white oval at the top of the page asks, "How do men perceive gender equality?" The center of the image features a quote from the CASMIDA team bracketed in large purple quotation marks in a purple-bordered box on a pink background. The quote reads: "The team said: Rather than challenging institutional logic, male grievance is displaced onto women, sustaining a zero-sum framework that legitimises gender-based violence."Purple text in a white oval at the top of the page asks, "How do men perceive gender equality?" The center of the image features a quote from the CASMIDA team bracketed in large purple quotation marks in a purple box. The quote reads: "Women may also be viewed as threats to existing power structures when individuals feel uncertainty about their future and opportunities, according to CASMIDA. 'However, this perspective misunderstands rights as a zero-sum game, which it is not.'"
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CASMIDA @casmidaproject.bsky.social · 22/09/2025
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CASMIDA @casmidaproject.bsky.social · 22/09/2025
📝 New Journal Article Out Now! Check out our latest article on #TFSV in #Singapore available online in Journal of Gender Studies: doi.org/10.1080/0958...
Announcement flyer with screenshot of an online journal article titled 'When everything goes online, it's never really gone': understanding technology-facilitated sexual violence (TFSV) in Singapore
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CASMIDA @casmidaproject.bsky.social · 21/08/2025
🗣️ Join @michellehsho.bsky.social for her talk at #wkwsci on 29 August! Drawing from research we conducted with NTU faculty and staff, Dr Ho examines the impact of digital technologies on sexual violence in campus settings. Register now: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
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CASMIDA @casmidaproject.bsky.social · 04/06/2025
We stand in solidarity will all victim-survivors and all members of the LGBTQIA+ community in recognition of a mutual struggle for a safer future free of fear or shame. -- #PrideMonth #SurvivorSolidarity #LGBTQIA #LGBT #ConsentCulture
Border in the colors of the progress pride flag. Image of hands piled together with overlayed text that reads "LGBTQIA+ liberation & consent culture go hand in hand."Images of violets, lavender, a rose, and a lotus flower to symbolize various facets of LGBT and survivor histories. Text reads "Consent culture and LGBTQIA+ liberation both stem from a foundational belief in bodily autonomy, self determination, and mutual respect."
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CASMIDA @casmidaproject.bsky.social · 30/04/2025
Today, 30th April 2025, is #DenimDay We don our denim in solidarity with victim-survivors of sexual assault. Today our blue jeans are a reminder that there is #NoExcuse for assault be it physical or digital.
Image of blue jeans with a leather tag that reads "Denim Day 2025" from the CASMIDA ProjectText over a denim pocket that reads "Victim-survivors often face blame for their experiences of technology-facilitated sexual violence. However, the responsibility lies with the person who commits the offense and violates consent." With a note to see our publication in Violence Against Women for more information about victim blaming on college campuses in Singapore.
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CASMIDA @casmidaproject.bsky.social · 27/02/2025
Incredible discussions at the #SHEAnnualSymposium! PI @michellehsho.bsky.social shared insights from CASMIDA and shed light on the realities of #TFSV within the Singaporean context during the panel 'Tackling the Multiverse of Misogyny.' We are honored to be part of this important work!
Michelle is in focus and holding a microphone while gesticulating. Three other panelists softly frame her and look on as she speaks.
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CASMIDA @casmidaproject.bsky.social · 28/01/2025
🏳️‍⚧️📖🎉 Huge congratulations to our PI @michellehsho.bsky.social on the publication of her new book #EmergentGenders from @dukepress.bsky.social Join in on the fun & get your copy now: dukeupress.edu/emergent-gen...
Cover of Michelle H.S. Ho's Emergent Genders: Living Otherwise in Tokyo's Pink Economies. The cover depicts a vibrant and neon streetscape in Tokyo with many individuals walking through the streets.
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