Who is it for?
SaferSpaces offers all its information freely to anyone visiting the site but it specifically caters for practitioners, policy-makers and researchers in the field of violence prevention and community safety in South Africa. To them SaferSpaces offers an online network to share their knowledge and connect with each other once they register as site members.
This means there is an important distinction to be made between site visitors and site members - and their respective benefits in making use of SaferSpaces.
Site members
Practitioners, policy-makers and researchers working in violence prevention and community safety – e.g. from government, civil society or academia – are encouraged to register as members on SaferSpaces to share knowledge and connect with one another.
Government Policy-makers working towards violence prevention and community safety |
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Civil Society, NGOs, community-based organisations Practitioners in the field of violence prevention and community safety |
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Research institutions, universities Researchers in the field of violence prevention and community safety |
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Site visitors
Anyone interested in the topic of violence prevention and community safety but not necessarily a practitioner working in the sector. All information on SaferSpaces is freely accessible by anyone visiting the site.
Private sector, businesses |
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Service providers, consultants |
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General public |
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Join for free
You are a practitioner working in violence prevention and/or community safety? Your contributions give life to SaferSpaces. If you have a project or initiative you would like to showcase or resources to share, register as a practitioner.