Delhi Police and British Transit Police Work to Address Sexual Harassment
Two examples of efforts to make public spaces safer
Red Dot Foundation Global
This is the newsletter for Red Dot Foundation Global, a non-profit organization committed to making public and private spaces safer and more accessible for everyone, especially women and girls. We collect actionable data in our platform, Safecity.
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Mumbai: The Intersection of Crime, Urban Design, and Gender
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A Small Dot. A Big Mandate.
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Review of the Film "Arulvaan"
A personal reflection on how "Arulvaan" prompted thinking about education, safety, choice, and the rights many women still continue to fight for, by Jayashankari Narayanan.
Exciting Update on RDF’s Efforts to Criminalize Marital Rape in India
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Advocating in Courts, Communities, and Corridors of Power
Spanning from the Supreme Court of India to the United Nations in this season of advocacy, recognition, and partnership.
Global: Five Apps to Address Street Harassment
Learn about five new-ish apps that show users the safest paths and where there are safe zones, alert bystanders, contact mediators and more
Brazil: Safety Champion Lívia Sanglard
Meet a law student who strives to use data and advocacy to create safer environments both online and offline
RDFG's Global Round-Up Digest #2: June 2026
A monthly update on global news, research and campaigns related to gender-based violence in public spaces