SUPER NINA: ICT and artificial intelligence solutions to combat gender-based violence in urban mobility
Every 4 seconds, there is a case of harassment on Brazilian public transport (Brazilian Public Security Forum, 2018) and 97% of Brazilian women have already suffered harassment in urban mobility (Locomotiva and Patrícia Galvão Institutes, 2019). Given this alarming problem, the question arose: how can we mitigate gender-based violence in urban mobility and make cities safer? Super NINA was created with the aim of combating and preventing harassment and gender-based violence in urban mobility through ICT and artificial intelligence solutions, whose data collection and processing influence governments to promote public policies in favor of safer and more inclusive cities. We provide a standard reporting channel via WhatsApp or any other app, with the aim of standardizing and centralizing reports of sexual harassment in urban mobility. The data collected is made available on a dashboard and assists government agents and private companies in creating public-private policies for urban planning, mobility, and security. In addition, we also offer exclusive consultancy services, which include employee training, communication guidelines, diagnostic research, creation/adaptation of protocols and monitoring of actions.
Artificial Intelligence And Digital Services
Artificial intelligence
6 months
Fortaleza, Brazil
Super NINA is an integrated technology that can be part of applications as partners and not competitors. This makes our field of action very broad and easily scalable to any place in the world. It stands out from other similar solutions available on the market especially because it does not end with a reporting chatbot, being the only provider, in Brazil, of consulting services on public policies on security, mobility and gender combined with the implementation of technology to combat and prevent the crime of sexual harassment against women in urban mobility.
Nomination for the BRICS Young Innovator Prize in South Africa (2018); Forbes Under 30 in the innovation and technology category (2020); World Bank and WRI invite to be part of the gender and mobility panel at Transforming Transportation in Washington (2020); global recognition as a good practice by the UN in the Smart Urban Innovation category (2021); recognition by the World Bank as a good practice for improving women's mobility (2021); MRV Habitability Award in the Paths category (2022); MAN Impact Accelerator, Yunus Social Business, MAN Truck & Bus and Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus (2019); Shell StartUp Engine Brasil and Startupbootcamp (2021); BNDES Garagem Acceleration Program (2023).
Article - Alvos móveis e o eletrônico canivete suíço cultura hacker, ciberfeminismo e a rede NINA, XI Simpósio Nacional ABCiber – PUCSP, 2016; Article - Mobilidade urbana na perspectiva das mulheres hacktivismo no mapeamento de assédio em transportes públicos, XXXVII Congresso da Sociedade Brasileira de Computação, 2017; Article - A responsabilidade das operadoras do transporte público pela segurança das usuárias, Associação Nacional de Transportes Públicos, 2023.
