The Digital Integrity Coalition is a resource hub created for adult professionals targeted by online harassment, coordinated smear campaigns, and reputational attacks. It was founded in response to a documented gap: while extensive resources exist for youth affected by cyberbullying, few credible, practical resources are available for adults whose careers, credibility, and livelihoods are harmed through digital misconduct. The Coalition exists to provide clear, grounded guidance for navigating digital harm without panic, misinformation, or escalation.

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Scope

The Digital Integrity Coalition focuses on:

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• Online defamation and reputational harm involving adult professionals

• Coordinated targeting, hater-driven content, and creator-led harassment

• Ethical decision-making during high-stress digital crises

• Documentation standards and evidence preservation

• Risk-reduction strategies related to digital footprint exposure

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Resources emphasize clarity, restraint, and accountability.

 

What this resource hub provides

The Coalition curates and contextualizes:

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• Educational materials explaining common attack and escalation patterns

• Guidance on documentation and evidence preservation

• Practical considerations for profile security and digital hygiene

• Orientation to independent legal, technical, and professional resources

• Ethics-based analysis to support informed, non-reactive decisions

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The Digital Integrity Coalition provides a free, downloadable resource guide designed to help adult professionals orient themselves when facing online harassment or reputational harm. Resources are designed for competent adults navigating complex digital harm.

 

What this is not

The Digital Integrity Coalition is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation. It does not offer clinical, therapeutic, or emergency services, and it does not function as an advocacy hotline. Resources are provided for education and informed decision-making only.

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Founder

The Digital Integrity Coalition was founded by Dr. Mozelle Martin following her own experience navigating sustained online targeting and reputational harm. The initiative reflects her background in applied ethics, behavioral analysis, and systems-level accountability.

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