Designing for Safety
How do we design digital spaces that respond to trauma rather than recreate it?
In this 1-hour session, Chayn will share practical, real-world insights from more than a decade of survivor-informed work to help you think differently about how safety shows up in your products, platforms, and user journeys. This session is carefully designed for Trust & Safety teams, product and policy folks, and civil society service providers who support vulnerable users, but really, anybody doing this work that wants their digital tools and services to feel safer and more supportive.
You’ll leave with ideas you can apply right away, from small UX and content tweaks that reduce harm to bigger shifts in how teams think about design, communication, and support for their users. Whether you’re building features, shaping policies, or working directly with survivors, this webinar offers a fresh lens on how trauma-informed design can elevate your work and lead to real change from within your organisation.
✨ What to expect
An interactive virtual session led by an experienced facilitator, including:
An introduction to trauma-informed design principles and essentials
How digital products can prevent harm and support user wellbeing
Real-world insights & demos of Chayn’s global survivor-informed technology
Guided reflection and practical applications
Q&A and closing takeaways
✨ Who is this session for?
Tech sector and corporate folks who want to understand how to make their products safer
Practitioners and colleagues working on gender-based violence who are interested in survivor-centered design
Anyone curious about what it means to build product in a trauma-informed way
Your ticket supports Chayn's mission to provide free, trauma-informed services to survivors worldwide.