Stop the Bitch Campaign Reboot

This documentary series examines the evolution and impact of online harassment campaigns, particularly those targeting women in public life. It delves into the psychological effects on victims and explores the systemic issues that enable such behavior. The series also highlights efforts to combat online abuse and foster healthier digital communities.

The 'Stop the Bitch Campaign Reboot' was met with mixed to positive reviews, praised for its timely and important subject matter. Critics lauded its in-depth exploration of online misogyny and its focus on victim empowerment. However, some found the pacing uneven in certain episodes, and a few noted a lack of definitive solutions presented.

• A powerful and necessary examination of online harassment.

• Effectively captures the lived experiences of targets of online abuse.

• While informative, some episodes could benefit from more concise storytelling.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally commend the series for shedding light on a critical social issue, with many appreciating the personal stories shared. Some viewers expressed frustration with the complexity of the problem and the limited scope of proposed solutions, while others found it an eye-opening and empowering watch.

Nominated for a Webby Award for Documentary Series. Received an honorable mention at the Sheffield Doc/Fest.

The documentary utilized de-identified data from social media platforms to visually represent the scale and patterns of online harassment campaigns, a technique rarely employed in this type of documentary.