A map to make visible what remains unspoken.
Every testimony can become a public, anonymous alert that anyone can consult.
No names, no addresses, no exact dates: only a French département, a category of violence and a time period. Brought together on the map and in the list of alerts, this information reveals at-risk situations and possible repeat offending, département by département, without ever exposing the people who testify. The #MeTooEcole x WeBlame Observatory brings together reports from school, after-school and extracurricular settings.
Share my story · #MeTooEcoleAlerts are only published with the consent of the people who testify.
#METOOECOLE x WEBLAME PARTNER SPACE
VIOLENCE AT SCHOOL: BREAKING ISOLATION THROUGH COLLECTIVE EVIDENCE.
Schools and after-school settings should be places of absolute safety. Yet, when faced with violence and harassment, children, parents and teaching staff too often come up against minimisation and denial. On its own, a single voice is vulnerable.
WeBlame is partnering with #MeTooEcole to offer a secure, neutral and confidential space for collecting testimonies. By submitting your account, you preserve the memory of the facts: as soon as several reports point to the same school or the same repeat offender, we make the connection so that justice can act.
How do you use WeBlame as a trusted third party?
Impunity thrives on a single weakness: isolation. On its own, a report is fragile. As soon as several accounts point to the same perpetrator or system, reality becomes indisputable material evidence.
SECURE YOUR ACCOUNT
You document the facts through our form. Your identity is verified (to guarantee the legal value of the file), but your account remains locked and strictly confidential.
THE TOOL CROSS-REFERENCES TESTIMONIES
Our system compares the information securely. The algorithm looks for matches (names, places, social media accounts, institutions...). If several reports point to the same person, we make the connection.
THE TEAM CONTACTS YOU
Nothing happens without your approval. An authorised member of our team contacts you personally to review the situation and obtain your explicit consent before putting you in touch with other victims.
BUILD A COLLECTIVE CASE
Strength in numbers. Together, supported by partner lawyers and organisations, you can build a joint case. The justice system no longer receives an isolated voice, but a body of evidence.
Real impact
Stopping repeat offending
Breaking isolation to identify and stop serial offenders before they strike again.
Unlocking the power to act
Don’t carry your complaint alone any more. By bringing your individual accounts together, you create a body of evidence that the justice system can no longer ignore.
Making the justice system more effective
Make the work of the courts easier by arriving with a case that has already been cross-checked and documented.
Restoring the social contract of safety
Your report will help protect your loved ones, friends, children and colleagues for the long term.
An alarming reality, an urgent need to act
Impunity and silence: an urgent societal issue
50%
of the population will experience violence at least once in their lifetime
5%
(or fewer) of perpetrators are convicted
90%
of victims of violence know their attacker
WeBlame needs you to break the silence
Outrage is free. Action requires resources.
WeBlame is a non-profit association whose solution is a genuine technology infrastructure. Providing a digital safe, running a complex cross-referencing algorithm and coordinating the preparation of legal cases require constant resources. For this civic safety tool to exist, we need you. Whether financial or human, your commitment is what drives the engine of justice. Choose how you want to act:
Make a donation
Every euro counts
Your financial support is the fuel of our technology. Your direct contribution allows us to pay for our encrypted servers, protect the data we host and develop the next version of our algorithm. Let’s not just denounce the system any more: let’s fund the building of evidence.
Become a patron or partner
A high-impact commitment
Companies and foundations: join us in a major societal project.
WeBlame offers sponsorship opportunities (financial and skills-based) and strategic partnerships to take concrete action against violence and for access to justice.
Give your time and skills
Join our team
WeBlame runs on collective intelligence. Law, cybersecurity, software development, data management, communication or strategy… If you want to put your expertise to work for a public-interest technology and help us speed up the handling of cases, there is a place for you with us.
A strong conviction, a committed collective
Our story
My name is Marline Garcia. I have always been driven by a deep conviction: never to accept the injustice and violence that silently destroy so many lives.
WeBlame was born from encounters and from deeply moving testimonies: those of victims facing all forms of violence, whether psychological, physical, sexual, verbal, within the family or at work, whose words were met with silence, doubt or a dismissed case.
My profession is caring for people. But over the years, faced with the suffering of many victims, I felt the need to go further in that care: to listen, to protect and to act.
Faced with this reality, something clicked: the problem is not only a lack of laws, it is also the isolation of victims and all those voices that are never heard. Violence thrives in silence and in situations where it is one person’s word against another’s.
We had to go beyond mere awareness and provide a structural, collective response. So I decided to found WEBLAME, investing my energy and my own resources, to create a genuine citizen platform serving victims.
Today, our mission is no longer just to listen, but to document and connect accounts in a completely secure way. With WeBlame, we want to bring hidden violence to light, help people speak out in every form, and help change the justice system and our society.
Because no victim should be left alone in the face of silence.
A committed team:
Around Marline, a team of professionals and passionate volunteers is working to bring WeBlame to life.
Experts in communication, technology and law, all deeply committed to social justice, we combine our skills to build this essential platform.
Cases that could have been resolved (sooner)
Why is WeBlame vital?
The ECHR rules against France
The European Court of Human Rights ruled against France for failing to protect three teenage girls who were victims of rape. The institutions did not act despite the warnings. Bringing their voices together could have sped up the response.
The Bétharram case
More than 200 former pupils of Notre-Dame de Bétharram, a Catholic school in south-west France, have reported sexual, physical and psychological violence spanning several decades. Long ignored, these complaints only led to an investigation in 2024, revealing the scale of the abuse and the urgent need to centralise testimonies to break the code of silence.
Scattered testimonies, as in the PPDA case
More than 20 women described similar acts, but over several years, in the media or in social media posts. Had a platform like WeBlame allowed these accounts to be brought together quickly and securely, collective action could have been taken sooner.
The Mazan case and Gisèle Pelicot
A woman raped by more than 50 men, in assaults orchestrated by her husband. A case that reveals how widespread violence is, and that monsters do not exist. It is worth remembering that the perpetrator was a repeat offender.
They support us
Our partners
Organisations committed alongside us to break the silence, protect victims and drive change.
Les Louves
Supporting, protecting and helping to heal women, men and children who are victims of violence and rape, through fast, multidisciplinary care.
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Restauré
A movement initiated by Festin that mobilises hospitality professionals for caring, inclusive and fairer workplaces.
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Together, let’s make our voices heard. Join the movement and follow WEBLAME’s progress.