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Smashboard empowers women by enabling them to create a community of feminists, who are both global and hyper local, along with professional experts.

Women in India will be able to report sexual abuse, seek legal aid and receive counselling anonymously for the first time thanks to a new app set to launch this week.

Women in India will be able to anonymously report sexual abuse, seek medical or legal aid and create private journals on a mobile app to be launched next week to make reporting of the crime less traumatic for survivors.

Founded by Noopur Tiwari, Smashboard will be an alternative social media network, a digital ally, and an inclusive online community for survivors of abuse.

Blockchain is perhaps the hippest thing in tech these days. From being used to kickstart the cryptocurrency revolution, to applications

Smashboard aims to make it less crucial for sexual assault victims to report their incidents and store them encrypted using blockchain.

Les castes, vilain secret du monde des affaires en Inde

Not only has no woman ever been chief justice of the Indian supreme court, the representation of women across different courts and judicial bodies is also abysmally low.

Technology cannot fix societal issues - but incremental improvements are possible. Exploring how blockchain can make a difference to women in crisis.

The Smashboard app uses blockchain to create an encrypted space where victims of sex crimes can store notes, photos, screenshots, documents, video and audio as a journal or time stamped evidence, said Noopur Tiwari, co-founder of the app

A mobile application (or mobile app) is a software application designed to run on smartphones, tablet computers and other mobile devices. They are usually available through application distribution platforms, which are typically operated by the owner of the mobile operating system, such as the Apple…

Um novo aplicativo blockchain pretende ajudar vítimas de violência sexual e prevenir assédio às mulheres. Importante inovação!

An India-based, independent journalist, Noopur Tiwari, has launched a new app, named Smashboard that’s aimed at addressing these challenges with the help of technology.

As of September 2020, there are only 78 women judges in all of the High Courts against a total sanctioned strength of 1079 judges.

How to make ‘quarantine and chill’ a low-risk activity.

Mercredi 14 avril 2021, le réseau social anti-partiarcat, a été élu Grand Prix Netexplo 2021 par le public.

Imaginé par la journaliste indienne Noopur Tiwari, ce réseau social promet de créer une communauté « d’alliés » et de partager des ressources utiles aux femmes, notamment celles victimes de violences sexuelles.  

(ETX Studio) - Dénicher les innovations digitales d’aujourd’hui pour dessiner les tendances d’usages de demain. C’est l’objectif de l’observatoire Netexplo, qui récompense des projets numériques porteurs à travers le...