Question 1

Can someone who is not an Indigenous women or girl use this app as well?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if you feel that you are receiving violence, then you are definetly allowed to download and use this app. The best part is that our app is it is open for anyone who feels unsafe and constantly gets harrassed or violence from certain people. Just remember to set your location and language settings.
 
The police will be contacted and informed discretly; for more information, go to the "App" section on our website.

Question 2

What are some other ways I can assist with this issue?

Accepted Answer

Along with following the petition links we provided on this website and from donating to the GoFundMe page we linked, you could also ensure culturally-relevant, trauma-informed supports are available to Indigenous women and girls who have experienced violence to the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. You could participate in protests, walk or run that promote collaborating with Indigenous peoples to end basic services in Indigenous communites.

Question 3

Am I able to view the progress of this movement?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can view how many donors have donated and how much money has been raised on the GoFundMe page linked on this website. That will let you know how much money we have, to buy devices for the Indigenous peoples.
 
We will also add a progress tracker to this website to show how many devices have been donated and how many people have downloaded the app.

Question 4

Is the app downloadable for both Apple and Samsung devices?

Accepted Answer

Yes, at the moment the app is downloadable for all types of devices.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can someone who is not an Indigenous women or girl use this app as well?

What are some other ways I can assist with this issue?

Am I able to view the progress of this movement?

Is the app downloadable for both Apple and Samsung devices?