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Women students riding inside a Nairobi matatu, faces anonymized

In the media

A safer ride could be just a tap away

Spice FM · Pink Perspective

Spice FM covered SafeRide after UNICEF highlighted the app as a Kenyan innovation helping women navigate safety concerns on public transport. The segment described documenting an incident privately, exploring support options, and deciding what happens next.

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“Introduction The recent decision by the High Court of Kenya on consensual and non exploitative adolescent sex marks one of the most important constitutional…”

SafeRide · from the field

Building safer digital spaces, together.

SafeRide is our UNICEF-partnered work on transport safety and language-aware online protection, built with community organizations rather than for them.

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  • UNICEF-partneredProgramme collaboration
  • 11 languagesSpeech-to-text in development
  • Community-ledDesigned with partners

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