PROJECT SUMMARY
project stakeholders: THE Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet and Domestic Violence Victoria
research commissioned a (2016) government and technology sponsored EVENT to analyse de-identified data sets to better understand and respond to the “faces” of family violence (Victoria).
Domestic Violence is a leading cause of intimate partner violence in Australia. One quarter of woman in Australia have experienced at least one incident of family violence in Australia.
examine the Family Violence Royal Commission Submissions and Recommendations Report (2016) in order to better understand factors that reduce family violence.
PROJECT SCOPE
The scope of this project was to develop a prototype of a mobile phone application, that was informed by user research and competitive analysis.
This evidence was derived from government data sets and Family Violence Royal Commission findings.
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
MY ROLES: Project Manager, Product Designer, User Experience Designer, Information Architecture, Visual Design and Stakeholder Manager
TEAM MEMBERS: software engineers and a data analyst: Aman, Abede, Tarakin & Data analyst
PROJECT SUMMARY
Live Safe is a responsive mobile application that incorporates unique features to educate and empower domestic violence victims and guide them to safety. Additionally it captures vital evidence of crimes to assist the legal process.
PROJECT IMPACT
This was a highly successful project that effectively communicated our projects research and findings to our stakeholders.
Our research informed some domestic violence and police agencies across Australia and the USA to amend their policing strategies, to assist real rather than perceived family violence victims.
We designed strategies and a mobile application prototype to target the true causal factors of domestic violence.
KIM RISSON ACKNOWLEDGES THE TRADITIONAL FIRST NATIONS OWNERS AND NATURE SPIRITS OF THE LAND, WATERS AND SKY WHERE WE LIVE, WORK, AND TRAVEL. WE PAY OUR RESPECTS TO ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER ELDERS, PAST, PRESENT AND EMERGING, THEIR COMMUNITIES, CULTURE AND TRADITIONS.
