Maritz Cloete, Director of Risk Advisory, highlights the recent humanitarian data breaches which revealed the risks associated with poor data governance and the rapid adoption of AI. How can your organisation protect itself and others?
A growing international system is connecting safeguarding, international policing, and accountability. Elizabeth Wright at Project Soteria – INTERPOL shares how the initiative moved from concept to operational reality.
Hannah Moysey at Blue State asks: How do we safeguard people without smoothing over the reality of a crisis or losing our responsibility to bear witness?
Over 370 million girls and women globally have been subjected to rape or sexual violence as children and many experience devastating, lifelong consequences. Kids Alive International has established a new model to address this global problem.
Mercy Corps’ Laura Ragan on why addressing gender-based violence requires collaboration across disciplines, sectors and geographies.
With the FCDO announcing that funding for safeguarding will be reduced disproportionately, the risk of the quality and consistency of safeguarding plummeting increases. How can we keep the communities that we work with safe?
This tool provides safeguarding leads with some questions to consider when discussing their organisation’s survivor offer and considerations on reparations.
Nahedeh Rashti, Director of Safeguarding Support at Mercy Corps, on why being participant-centred and grounded in operational realities makes training work, even across screens.
As we mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, let’s remember that ending violence against women begins with ensuring safety wherever women seek opportunity, and that includes microfinance.
