Resources

Anti – Street Harassment Week Toolkit

We believe that everyone deserves to feel safe and respected when they walk down the street. Unfortunately, far too many people experience unwanted attention, comments, and gestures that make them feel uncomfortable or even afraid. That’s why we are taking action, and we are thrilled that you are joining us.

The International Anti-Street Harassment Week toolkit is your go-to guide for making a difference in your community and standing up against the pervasive issue of street harassment.

In this toolkit, you will find everything you need to participate in the campaign, from social media graphics to session guides to conversation starters. Whether you are an individual looking to make a difference in your daily life or an organization seeking to host events and workshops, we have got you covered.

Please find the toolkit here.

Staying Safe Online

This Guidebook was made in collaboration between Red Dot Foundation and Red Dot Foundation Global.

The guidebook not only presents data, and a glossary of terms to help parents and educators stay on top of technology and trends, but it hopes to provide a resource to help you stay educated about online safety for any and all children in your life.

It’s important to note that while this guidebook is a valuable tool, we suggest you use it as a general manual, rather than strictly follow it.

Find the guidebook here.

Know Your Digital Rights

Red Dot Foundation in partnership with the US Embassy, India and the US Consulate General, Hyderabad organized in-person Online Safety Workshops in 4 States – Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Delhi and Odisha for women and girls between the age group of 18 to 21 years. We aimed to focus on understanding gender, sex and sexuality, online gender based violence, legal remedies and best practices to use social media. Check out the brochure on digital rights here.

Inclusion of LGBTQIA+ community in the workforce and education institutions – A toolkit developed with the community

RDF conducted 4 roundtable discussions from March to April 2022 with education institutions and government as well as corporate workplaces to understand how to be inclusive to the LGBTQIA+ community. This toolkit is a by-product of those conversations. You can find the toolkit here.

Art for Healing Toolkit

“The painter should paint not only what he has in front of him, but also what he sees inside himself” – German artist Caspar David Friedrich

‘Art for healing’ is a program that teaches how to use creative expression to voice stories of trauma and sexual violence. The book is a resource that can be used by survivors and others as a therapeutic self-care toolkit to heal over such experiences.

Write to us at [email protected] for a copy or inputs on how to use it.

SHE IS

SHE IS aims to showcase the journeys of women leaders in their respective fields and also in the realisation of the 17 SDGs through their work. We have scientists, police women, judges and business entrepreneurs who have shared their failures and successes. Through their unique perspectives they have shared on how despite one’s backgrounds one can achieve one’s goals, overcome socio-cultural barriers and contribute to the collective good.

The book is available on sale on Notion Press, Amazon and Flipkart.

Innovating to Address Gender-Based Violence | The International Development Innovation Alliance

 

IDIA is a unique collaboration platform that brings together the senior leadership from the innovation teams, labs and departments of some of the world’s leading development agencies with the shared goal of “actively promoting and advancing innovation as a means to help achieve sustainable development”. IDIA is committed to the development of new products, services and ways of working, and ensuring that the lessons arising from both success and failure can be disseminated to inform the more efficient adaptation and scaling of innovations within different countries, populations and contexts. The IDIA Gender & Innovation Working Group brings together gender and innovation specialists from a wide range of bilateral,
multilateral, philanthropic, and civil society actors. The group was established in 2018 to holistically integrate the cross-cutting approaches of gender and innovation.

Click here For Innovating to Address Gender-Based Violence

Bumble India Safety Guide

 

Red Dot Foundation and Bumble India are pleased to bring you the Stand for Safety, Online Safety guide. Online harassment is an epidemic all over the world, including in India. A recent nationwide survey by Bumble India found that 83% of women have experienced online harassment of some kind, with 1 in 3 reporting that they experience it weekly. And it’s worsened since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, women in India report: 70% say they believe cyberbullying has increased since lockdown began.

As a result of this digital abuse epidemic, well over half (59%) of women we surveyed in India said they feel unsafe. No one should have to feel afraid of harassment online, nor should they — as 1 in 3 women reported — put on a brave face and let this behaviour slide for fear of retribution.

The Stand for Safety safety guide to help our community identify, prevent, and combat these common types of digital abuse and harassment.

To access the safety guide click here: Bumble Safety Guide

Safecity Global Digital GBV Toolkit

A collaborative effort between United Nations Alliance of Civilizations Intercultural Innovation Award Alumni, On Our Radar based in UK and Safecity, resulted in a digital GBV toolkit. The aim is that women and girls, men and boys understand the nuances of gender-based violence, familiarise them with international legislation and equip them with resources they can use. There is a directory of audio stories that are being collected so that people can understand this kind of violence better and be sensitised about it. We will continue building these resources that can be used globally. Please do get in touch with us if you would like to know more.

To access the digital toolkit please click here-https://www.onourradar.org/safecity-toolkit/

Safe City Urban Design Primer

Reimagining the city from a Woman’s Perspective

We released this primer on Women Friendly cities at the UN Urban Thinkers Campus in Mumbai on 21st June 2018. in collaboration with The Urban Vision at ISDI ACE along with DevelopmatriX, U.S. Consulate General Mumbai, BMW Foundation Herbert Quandt, Tata Capital and Swedish Institute

A city designed to make women, children, vulnerable communities or the elderly safe is a great city for all. This primer aims to highlight urban design, policy strategies & citizen actions that can make for a more inclusive & safe urban environment for women. The Urban Vision and Safecity have worked together to create this primer. This initiative is supported by the Standford Centre on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law’s Collaboration Grant’s Initiative as part of the Omidyar Network Leadership Forum.

You can view the primer here.