Blog | Safecity | Safecity is a platform that crowdsources personal stories of sexual harassment and abuse in public spaces. This data which maybe anonymous, gets aggregated as hot spots on a map indicating trends at a local level. The idea is to make this data useful for individuals, local communities and local administration to identify factors that causes behavior that leads to violence and work on strategies for solutions.

Just a matter of Upbringing

Ansh Rastogi is a student at PGDAV College, DU, a tech savvy and a UPSC aspirant, all in that order. He recently joined Safecity as a blogging intern. Just a […]Read more

Anti-Street Harassment Week 2020

Harassment. One word. Multiple meanings. We dedicate a whole week to prevent this. We come together, despite our geographic and language barriers, to stop this. All ages, all genders, all […]Read more

The Devadasi System

Anjana is a final year medical student at KMC, Manipal. She strongly believes that words alone have an inexplicable power to bring about the change that we wish to see […]Read more

Emerging Leaders: Amana Parveen

Safecity is celebrating the journey of people who have emerged as leaders as our campaigns progressed in their communities through our blog series “Safecity Emerging Leaders”. Read the inspiring stories of […]Read more

Know Our Team – Pursuing Social Work

Mona is a Program and Outreach Officer with us and manages the campaigns in Pune. She writes about how she was inspired to pursue a career in Social Work and […]Read more

Role of Men to build Safe Streets

“We must send a message across the world that there is no disgrace in being a survivor of sexual violence. The shame is rather on the aggressor.“ Street harassment is […]Read more

I Dream of a Perfect Street

Erika De Lesseps is in her second year of Millburn High School in the United States. She recently joined Safecity as blogging and social media intern. She is constantly looking […]Read more

Domestic Violence: The crime silenced amidst pandemic

Prabhjyot is an avid researcher, who’s keen about studying thoughts and developing perspectives. She’s interested to build fresh ideas that result in collective understanding. She shares about the violence within […]Read more

An insight to Catcalling

Antara Basu is a feminist writer and blogger, hanging by the thread of procrastination trying to achieve perfectionism. Go through this write-up to find out what she has to say […]Read more

Not your Mamacita

Karishma has recently completed her Masters in Gender Studies from the London School of Economics and Political Science. She is a Program and Outreach Officer at Red Dot Foundation and […]Read more

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