Winner of an AIC Australian Crime & Violence Prevention Award
We’re proud to announce that the Australian Institute of Criminology has awarded Safe2Say a 2025 Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Silver Award.
Expert Insights & Analysis from Professor Georgina Heydon, RMIT University
Professor Georgina Heydon from RMIT University, a leading expert in police interviewing, language use and forensic linguistics, reveals what makes Safe2Say the best model for online reporting.
Board Oversight Failures: Recent Corporate Scandals Highlight Critical Governance Gaps
Recent revelations from a major ASX-listed retail company regarding alleged serious misconduct that allegedly went on “for some years” without board knowledge – expose fundamental weaknesses in corporate governance systems.
Breaking the Silence: Why Anonymous Reporting is Critical for Harassment Victims
Why Anonymous Reporting is Critical for Harassment Victims
Safe2Say Delivering Results for WA Police
Safe2Say is having a significant impact for the WA Police Sex Crime Division
Safe2Say Client Workshop with Professor Georgina Heydon
Professor Georgina Heydon delivers workshop for Safe2Say clients.
Safe2Say Recognised
Safe2Say Wins Prestigious Work Health & Safety Award.
Safe2Say Named Finalist in Work Health & Safety Awards
Safe2SayFinalist in Work Health & Safety Awards 2024.
Protecting Those Who Speak Up: The Critical Need for Safe Workplace Reporting
Workers on the front lines often have the clearest view of potential dangers.
Employees Don’t Trust Internal Whistleblower Reporting Platforms – FIFO Report
WA Parliamentary enquiry says employees don’t trust internal whistleblowing platforms.