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The Growth Cartel Ep.6: I'm Safe App -Leveraging Technology to Empower Samson Selladurai's Mission to End Violence Against Women & Human Trafficking.
Summary
In this episode, we delve into the I'm Safe app, a powerful tool addressing women's safety, domestic violence and human trafficking. With features like an SOS alert for emergencies and evidence recording, the app empowers women to seek help and share experiences anonymously. Vini and Brandon discuss with Samson the importance of technology in enhancing safety, the necessity of cultural and societal shifts, and the crucial role of men, especially fathers, in modelling respect. We also explore the app's diverse applications, the founder's dedication, and the importance of partnerships and education in creating a safer world for women.
Takeaways
- The I'm Safe app aims to address the issue of women's safety and domestic violence by leveraging technology.
- The app has features such as an SOS feature that alerts trusted contacts during emergencies and a feature that records evidence of abuse.
- Cultural and societal change is necessary to address the issue of women's safety. Fathers play a role in modelling respectful behaviour towards women.
- Domestic violence has different nuances in different cultural groups. The conversation highlights the importance of respecting and valuing women as human beings.
- I'm Safe is a women's safety app that provides support to women experiencing domestic violence.
- The app allows women to share their experiences anonymously and seek help from women safety experts.
- The founder has invested over half a million dollars into the app because he believes in its mission. Partnerships with organisations and government agencies are crucial for the app's success.
- Education, awareness, and cultural change are essential in addressing domestic violence and creating a safer world for women.
For more discussions on the startup ecosystem and to support us, follow The Growth Cartel on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-growth-cartel/
Episode Links
Samson Selladurai: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sselladurai/
I'm Safe https://www.imsafe.app/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/imsafeapp/
Vinisha Rathod
p3 studio - people, partnerships, purpose
https://p3studio.com.au/
Follow Vini on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinisharathod/
Patona: https://www.patona.com.au/
Follow Brandon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonjkburns/
4Phase Consulting
https://www.linkedin.com/company/4phase-consulting
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By The Growth CartelSummary
In this episode, we delve into the I'm Safe app, a powerful tool addressing women's safety, domestic violence and human trafficking. With features like an SOS alert for emergencies and evidence recording, the app empowers women to seek help and share experiences anonymously. Vini and Brandon discuss with Samson the importance of technology in enhancing safety, the necessity of cultural and societal shifts, and the crucial role of men, especially fathers, in modelling respect. We also explore the app's diverse applications, the founder's dedication, and the importance of partnerships and education in creating a safer world for women.
Takeaways
- The I'm Safe app aims to address the issue of women's safety and domestic violence by leveraging technology.
- The app has features such as an SOS feature that alerts trusted contacts during emergencies and a feature that records evidence of abuse.
- Cultural and societal change is necessary to address the issue of women's safety. Fathers play a role in modelling respectful behaviour towards women.
- Domestic violence has different nuances in different cultural groups. The conversation highlights the importance of respecting and valuing women as human beings.
- I'm Safe is a women's safety app that provides support to women experiencing domestic violence.
- The app allows women to share their experiences anonymously and seek help from women safety experts.
- The founder has invested over half a million dollars into the app because he believes in its mission. Partnerships with organisations and government agencies are crucial for the app's success.
- Education, awareness, and cultural change are essential in addressing domestic violence and creating a safer world for women.
For more discussions on the startup ecosystem and to support us, follow The Growth Cartel on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-growth-cartel/
Episode Links
Samson Selladurai: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sselladurai/
I'm Safe https://www.imsafe.app/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/imsafeapp/
Vinisha Rathod
p3 studio - people, partnerships, purpose
https://p3studio.com.au/
Follow Vini on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinisharathod/
Patona: https://www.patona.com.au/
Follow Brandon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonjkburns/
4Phase Consulting
https://www.linkedin.com/company/4phase-consulting