Justine
Hopkins, journalist, entrepreneur, speaker, and advocate
Journalist | Entrepreneur | Speaker | Advocate
Investigative Journalist, Survivor Advocate & Founder of The Atlas Foundation. Reimagining conversations around digital harm, gender inequality, masculinity, sexual violence and the evolving challenges of the online world.
About
Journalism, held to the standard of research.
Justine Hopkins is a Canadian investigative journalist, researcher, entrepreneur, and advocate whose work explores the manosphere, masculinity, online radicalisation, human trafficking, exploitation, coercive control, and technology-facilitated harm.
Working at the intersection of investigative reporting, interdisciplinary research, and lived experience, she examines how online environments shape real-world behaviour, how digital harm extends beyond the screen, and where institutions, safeguards, and legislation fall short. Through her journalism, advocacy, and developing digital safety initiatives, she seeks to challenge conventional narratives, uncover systemic gaps, and pursue meaningful solutions to the issues others too often overlook.
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