The internet was built to connect us — a digital space where distance was no barrier to connection. But somewhere along the way, the very platform designed to unite us began driving us apart. The promise of community has given way to division, hostility and isolation.
It's time to reclaim the Internet and restore its humanity: a place where empathy thrives, where conversations build bridges, and where technology brings us together, not tear us apart.
Tip 01
Engage with empathy
Imagine if every convo was like a face-to-face chat (minus the awkward pauses and eye contact intensity). Be kind, be human, be... y'know, nice.
Tip 02
Respect Difference
So many people, so many stories. Instead of scrunching your nose at what you don’t get, listen—you might just learn something amazing.
Tip 03
Gratitude Is Golden
Your likes, shares, and comments? They're magic. Use them to lift others up, spread good vibes & make the internet a better place.
Tip 04
Lead by example
Look, we can’t control the internet. But we can control our own actions. Be kind, be thoughtful, and watch the ripple effect. Go on, try it.
Tip 05
Promote Kindness Publicly...
...call out hate privately. Clap for the good stuff out loud, but for the not-so-good stuff? Slip into the DMs. It keeps things chill & productive.
Tip 06
Amplify Positivity
Good vibes? They’re contagious. Share them far and wide—your good energy might be exactly what someone needs today.
Tip 07
Practice Active Listening
Newsflash: Listening is so hot right now. Take a sec to actually hear people out before jumping in. It makes all the difference.
Tip 08
Uplift Small Voices
Got a platform? Use it! Share the wins, stories, and journeys of the underdogs. (Gatekeeping? Never heard of it!)
Tip 09
Build Connections, Not Divides
Hot tip: Focus on what brings us together. Find those things you both love and ditch the drama. More love, less noise, always.
Hate speech is language that humiliates or threatens others based on culture, race, gender, disability, religion or sexuality. It can be directed towards a person or a group
By engaging and educating, rather than labelling and insulting, we grow and strengthen what makes Australia so great. However, it’s important to always act in the best interests of your own and other people’s safety.