About us
We’re a survivor-centered initiative dedicated to addressing technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) across West and Central Africa, including Nigeria, Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Cameroon
We bridge critical gaps in reporting, support, and awareness through four core pillars:
Our mission is
simple but urgent
to leverage AI-driven solutions, education and advocacy to support and protect women and girls against TFGBV, wherever they are, whenever they need it. At HerSafeSpace, we believe digital safety is not a privilege; it’s a right.
Our Values
At HerSafeSpace, our work is guided by values that uphold dignity, amplify voices, and prioritize survivor well-being. These values shape every tool we build, every partnership we form, and every survivor we serve.
Partner With UsPartners / Community
Built With Communities,
Not Just Technology.
We work with civil society organizations, legal professionals, digital rights advocates, educators and communities to make digital safety knowledge and support more accessible.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Questions?
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Find clear answers about HerSafeSpace, Kemi, your privacy, and how to get the support you need.
HerSafeSpace is a digital safety and survivor-support platform providing AI-powered guidance, digital safety resources, reporting information, legal referrals, and access to verified support services.
Kemi is HerSafeSpace’s AI support assistant. She offers first-line digital safety guidance, helps you understand what’s happening, and points you to trusted next steps whenever you need them.
No. Kemi shares general information to help you understand your options. For legal advice, HerSafeSpace can connect you with verified legal professionals.
Yes. You can ask Kemi questions and explore resources without sharing your name. Share only what you’re comfortable with.
Kemi currently responds in English. Support for more languages spoken across West and Central Africa is planned.
No. HerSafeSpace centres women and girls, but anyone affected by technology-facilitated abuse, or supporting someone who is, can use it.
We minimize the collection of sensitive information and keep what you share confidential. You decide what to share and what happens next.