PRO BONO SERVICES
We reserve a limited number of pro bono appointments for individuals and charitable organisations experiencing, or supporting people experiencing, digital violence and technology-enabled abuse (subject to availability and scope). We understand firsthand how frightening, intrusive and destabilising digital harm can be. We know that securing your accounts and devices after an incident is not simply a technical exercise: it is part of rebuilding safety, control and confidence. We provide practical, trauma-informed support to help people secure their homes, devices and accounts, and make informed decisions about their next steps. Victims and survivors should not have to manage those risks alone.
Crow and Dove offer expertise in digital safety, public communication, education and advocacy. Where a situation requires additional expertise, we can — where appropriate and with the client’s consent — bring in trusted professionals from our network, including specialists in law, law enforcement, security and related fields. We believe people have a right to use technology safely without sacrificing their privacy, independence or dignity.
Crow and Dove is not an emergency response service, legal practice or substitute for police, medical or therapeutic support. In an immediate emergency, contact the relevant emergency service in your location.
Support to secure and, where necessary, isolate email, social media, cloud, messaging and other online accounts.
Risk assessment and incident-response planning relating to manipulated media, impersonation and non-consensual synthetic content.
Guidance on securing phones, computers, tablets, home networks, smart devices and other connected technology.
A practical review of digital risks, vulnerabilities and immediate priorities, tailored to the individual or organisation.
Help to identify, preserve and organise information relating to digital intimidation, technology-enabled abuse or suspected digital violence. This is not a substitute for formal forensic examination or legal advice.
Guidance on protecting online banking, payment services, financial technology platforms and digital assets.
Assistance to establish safer communication channels and review existing communications practices.
Safety-led assessment and mitigation of suspected monitoring or surveillance tools, with care taken not to alert a perpetrator or destroy potential evidence unintentionally.
Calm, respectful and choice-led assistance that recognises the emotional impact of digital abuse and avoids placing responsibility for the abuse on the victim or survivor.