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Every second, massive amounts of information are produced by smart devices (smartphones, sensors), as well as applications (social media, online services). The generated information is a driving force for innovation, which defines how communities identify challenges, govern cities and systems, even teach students, as well as make policy changes. Although technologies that use data promise efficiency, progress, and development, they also pose essential questions concerning the

From location pings to biometric readings, in a world filled with digital signals, data shapes our everyday movements. And yet, for millions of women around the world, the most urgent data is the one that remains unrecorded: the ones produced during a moment of fear, danger, or vulnerability. Technology has grown amazingly fast, while the safety of women has not moved at the same pace. This gap must be addressed: Data with Purpose, a frame of thinking that can change informat