At a glance

Quick facts about this hackathon

Team size

2–4

members per team

Prize pool

Swag, goodies & certificates

Registration closes

23 Sept 2024

6:29 pm

What you'll get

Microsoft Azure branded Jackets

Winners

Microsoft Azure branded T-shirts

1st RunnerUp

Microsoft Azure branded Backpacks

2nd RunnerUp

Certificate of Participation

All Offline Attendees

Schedule

Day-by-day agenda

Day 1

Friday, 6th September

12 AMRegistrations Open

Day 2

Monday, 23rd September

11:59 PMRegistrations Close
11:59 PMSubmissions Close

Day 3

Thursday, 26th September

11 AMOffline Ideathon
Venue - Mata Sundri College for Women, Delhi

Challenges

Pick a track that fits your team

Community-Based Initiatives

Peer Support Networks: Platforms that connect women with local support groups or peer mentors who can offer advice and assistance.
Advocacy and Policy Platforms: Initiatives aimed at influencing policy changes to improve women's safety at a systemic level.

Educational Platforms

Awareness Campaigns: Platforms that offer educational resources and workshops on personal safety, consent, and healthy relationships.
Training for Employers: Programs designed to help businesses create safer work environments for women, including training on recognizing and addressing harassment.

Personal Safety Apps

Emergency Response Apps: Apps that provide instant access to emergency services, send real-time location to trusted contacts, or alert local authorities if a user is in danger.
Safe Walk Services: Apps that allow users to share their location with friends or family while traveling, or even request a virtual escort from someone they trust.

Safe Spaces and Communities

Crowdsourced Safety Maps: Platforms where users can report and view areas with higher incidents of harassment or violence, helping others avoid these places.
Safe Space Networks: Partnerships with local businesses or organizations to create safe spaces where women can seek help or protection if needed.

Self-Defense Training and Tools

Online Self-Defense Courses: Virtual classes or apps offering self-defense training tailored specifically for women.
Personal Safety Equipment: Tools like compact stun guns, pepper spray, or personal alarms that are easy to carry and use.

Wearable Technology

Smart Jewelry: Wearable devices designed as accessories (like rings, bracelets, or necklaces) that can send distress signals or alerts with a simple gesture.
Personal Safety Devices: Compact, discreet devices that can emit loud alarms, send alerts, or even deploy pepper spray when needed.

Mentors

Garima Pahwa

Aishvi Guleria

Kamya Varshney

Dr. Harguneet Kaur

Assistant Professor · Mata Sundri College for Women

Dr. Ashema Hasti

Assistant Professor · Mata Sundri College for Women

B

Bibek Kakati

Founder · Furbago

M

Mukesh Kumar Bansal

Cofounder & CTO · TelioEV

P

Puneet Jain

Solutions Architect · Microsoft

At a glance