Ndị Nkwado
Ndị nkwado nke StopNCII.org na-enye aka n’ụzọ dị iche iche, gụnyere ntuziaka, nkwado ndị injinia, onyinye ego, nnabata mmemme, na ọrụ ntụgharị asụsụ. Nkwado ha ndị a dị oke mkpa n'ichebe ndị mmadụ pụọ na nkesa foto ịgba ọtọ n'ụwa niile.
SWGfL
In 2021, SWGfL partnered with Meta to create StopNCII. As the coordinating organisation, SWGfL oversees StopNCII's operations, utilising the expertise of the Revenge Porn Helpline to drive this impactful initiative forward.
Meta
Meta has supported StopNCII.org since the beginning - initially partnering with SWGfL in the creation, tech implementation, and launch of StopNCII, and continues to support with industry-leading expertise, financial contributions, outreach to new partners, and technical support for companies with less capacity.
Revenge Porn Helpline
The Revenge Porn Helpline team leads on the StopNCII work at SWGfL. Their work in protecting adults experiencing intimate image abuse in the UK laid the foundations for how StopNCII can protect any adult experiencing this harm across the globe.
Report Harmful Content
As the sister service to the Revenge Porn Helpline, Report Harmful Content actively champions the efforts of StopNCII. Through effective signposting and expert advice, it plays a crucial role in addressing and mitigating online harms.
UK Safer Internet Centre
As a proud partner of the UK Safer Internet Centre, SWGfL has made a remarkable impact with StopNCII. This significant initiative extends vital protections against intimate image abuse, showcasing the organisation's dedication to creating a safer online environment.
Microsoft
In 2024, Microsoft made a tremendous contribution to StopNCII by integrating their PhotoDNA technology into our hash bank. This inclusion has enabled more platforms to adopt StopNCII technology, significantly enhancing the protection of intimate images online. Microsoft have also hosted significant events to support the work of StopNCII.
Take It Down
StopNCII generously shared its innovative hashing technology with NCMEC, enabling the creation of Take It Down – a powerful tool designed to protect individuals under 18. Their work continues to support StopNCII in providing support to those experiencing intimate image abuse.
Resolver
Resolver have allowed us to extend the protections offered by StopNCII by supporting smaller organisations in sharing the StopNCII hash database. Their generous contributions have been instrumental in advancing our mission and extending our reach.
Nominet
Since 2022, Nominet has been a vital supporter of the UK Safer Internet Centre, generously funding its impactful work. This support extends to the essential projects, services, and assistance provided by SWGfL, Childnet, and IWF, helping to create a safer online world for everyone.
Pershing Square Foundation
Pershing has donated a significant amount of support towards StopNCII. Their early donation was pivotal in expanding our reach and laying the foundation for the impactful work StopNCII accomplishes today.
Vivastreet
In 2024, Vivastreet donated to StopNCII.org in support of the project. Their donation enhances our initiative and helps us to reach adults across the world impacted by intimate image abuse.
Byborg
In 2024 Byborg donated to StopNCII.org in support of the project. Their donation enhances our initiative and helps us to reach adults across the world impacted by intimate image abuse.
RedGifs
In 2024, RedGifs donated to StopNCII.org in support of the project. Their donation enhances our initiative and helps us to reach adults across the world impacted by intimate image abuse.
Cyber Security Canada NFP
Cyber Security Canada NFP operating as Victims of Cybercrime is supporting the StopNCII.org initiative by actively referring users seeking support to the online tool. With extensive information and guidance, they are helping to raise awareness around how StopNCII can protect people online.
Discord
In March 2025 we received a generous donation from Discord, which will significantly contribute to our efforts at StopNCII.org. This investment will bolster StopNCII' s technical capabilities and further our mission to protect individuals online.
Block
Block made a donation to StopNCII.org. This contribution will help to strengthen our efforts to support adults worldwide who are affected by intimate image abuse. With Block's support, we can expand our reach and make an even greater impact in the fight against this widespread issue.
UNODC
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is a key supporter of StopNCII.org, recognising it as an innovative global solution to prevent the non-consensual sharing of intimate images. Through its Global Strategy on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, and following the formal inclusion of NCII in the UN Cybercrime Convention, UNODC is advancing international coordination, capacity-building, and survivor-centred approaches to tackle this growing form of online harm.
UNODC - Civil Society Unit
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is a key supporter of StopNCII.org, recognising it as an innovative global solution to prevent the non-consensual sharing of intimate images. Through its Global Strategy on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, and following the formal inclusion of NCII in the UN Cybercrime Convention, UNODC is advancing international coordination, capacity-building, and survivor-centred approaches to tackle this growing form of online harm.
UNODC - Global Program on CyberCrime
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) is a key supporter of StopNCII.org, recognising it as an innovative global solution to prevent the non-consensual sharing of intimate images. Through its Global Strategy on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, and following the formal inclusion of NCII in the UN Cybercrime Convention, UNODC is advancing international coordination, capacity-building, and survivor-centred approaches to tackle this growing form of online harm.
SaferInternet4Kids.gr
We’re deeply grateful to SaferInternet4Kids.gr for their expert support in translating the StopNCII.org website into Greek. Their work ensures the platform is accessible and culturally accurate, helping more people affected by non-consensual intimate image (NCII) abuse find support and take action.
Cinder
Partnering with Cinder has played a key role in strengthening the impact of StopNCII. This collaboration has enabled organisations to access and contribute to the StopNCII hash database, helping us extend vital protections to more communities. Their involvement has been instrumental in advancing our mission and expanding our reach.
Yubo
Yubo generously provided a donation at the start of 2025, which has significantly supported the growth of StopNCII. Their contribution was instrumental in expanding our reach and laying the foundation for the impactful work we continue today.
GitHub
We are grateful to GitHub for their generous support of StopNCII.org through the Benevity workplace giving programme. GitHub enables its employees to give back by donating to non-profits they volunteer with, matching their time and efforts with financial contributions. Thanks to this scheme, StopNCII.org has received a donation in recognition of volunteer hours dedicated to our mission. These types of contributions directly support the ongoing sustainability of StopNCII.org and strengthens our work to prevent the non-consensual sharing of intimate images online.
SASHA
We are very grateful to SASHA for their generous financial contribution towards the sustainability and continued impact of StopNCII.org. Their support helps us strengthen our mission to empower individuals and protect against non-consensual intimate image abuse. We also commend the seamless integration of StopNCII.org into the SASHA app’s reporting pathway. This enables users to hash their content and take proactive steps to safeguard their digital privacy. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to user safety, digital dignity, and the protection of individuals online.
SafetyKit
Partnering with SafetyKit has played a key role in strengthening the impact of StopNCII. This collaboration has enabled organisations to access and contribute to the StopNCII hash database, helping us extend vital protections to more communities. Their involvement has been instrumental in advancing our mission and expanding our reach.
Free Speech Coalition
Earlier this year, StopNCII.org was spotlighted at a Free Speech Coalition (FSC) community event, recognising the importance of cross‑industry collaboration in tackling non‑consensual intimate image abuse. FSC has since highlighted StopNCII.org in a blog post on integrating the service into platforms, underscoring its relevance for protecting users, strengthening trust, and supporting responsible platform governance. We’re grateful for Free Speech Coalition’s support and advocacy for StopNCII.org across their network of partners.
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
We are proud to have the ongoing support and collaboration of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). NCMEC plays a vital role in protecting children and combating online exploitation through innovative tools and resources. Our shared mission to protect and create safer digital spaces enables us to continue providing effective solutions for individuals impacted by non‑consensual intimate image abuse.