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.

Against Street Harassment

On Friday, 28th April, Naina Jha @27nainajha conducted a Tweetchat on the importance of knowing the different types of street harassment and not remaining silent about the same. She began the […]Read more

Understanding the Sustainable Development Goals

Rahat Sharma is a final year Law student who is an ardent believer that every dark cloud has a silver lining. Through her words, she continues to pursue the same […]Read more

Nil Battey Sannata

Safecity is reviewing films that are stepping out to highlight the innate gender roles, discrimination, stereotypes, sexual harassment, misogyny and sexism which have been an ingrained part of cinema for […]Read more

Raise Your Voice against Injustice

Krupa Savajiyani is a second year BLS student and she likes to express her ideas and give her thoughts a new direction. Raise Your Voice against Injustice One day there was […]Read more

Making Universal Access to Safe Cities and Safe Spaces a Reality by 2030

On Friday, 21st April 2017, Luz Maria Foundation @FundacionLuzM conducted a TweetChat on the topic- “Making Universal Access to Safe Cities and Safe Spaces a Reality by 2030”. Throughout their week […]Read more

Know Our Team- A Metamorphosis

Know Our Team is a series that attempts to bring to you the stories of our team, share our experiences, why we do what we do and special moments that […]Read more

Parched

An open letter to a victim of Gender Based Violence.

Rudhdi Walawalkar is a first year law student at ILS Law college, Pune. She reads, writes and paints as much as she eats and sleeps! I think it’s nice to have an […]Read more

The ‘Why’ and ‘How’ of Sexist Jokes!

Khushbu Chotalia is a management graduate pursuing her masters in Psychology with an interest in its Cognitive and Social aspects. Currently a trainee at a brand consultancy in Mumbai, she applies […]Read more

Achieving the SDGs by 2030

Safecity hosted a panel discussion on 17th April 2030 on behalf of The World We Want 2030 which is a joint effort between United Nations Development Programme – UNDP and the UN Inter Agency […]Read more

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