What is #MySafeSpace ¡Mójate!?
The #MySafeSpace ¡Mójate! initiative is a joint project by Tinder, the Aspacia Foundation, and ALAS. It aims to start honest conversations about consent, digital safety, and healthy relationships—especially for people who meet through dating apps.
Why Ibiza?
Ibiza is a summer hotspot where tourists, locals, and nightlife lovers mix. The island’s lively atmosphere makes it a perfect place to reach young people who are forming new connections, both online and in person.
Event Details
When and Where
The workshop will happen on 7 July at The Standard Hotel Ibiza.
What Will Happen?
- Participatory workshop – Experts, media reps, and local teens will talk about consent, staying safe online, and building respectful relationships.
- Informal brunch – After the session, attendees can keep the conversation going over food and drinks.
Who’s Involved?
Tinder
Will share how the app protects users, teaches about consent, and offers safety tools inside the platform.
Aspacia Foundation
Brings knowledge on preventing gender‑based violence and promoting healthy relationships.
ALAS
Provides a local Ibiza perspective, focusing on youth engagement and community impact.
Key Topics Covered
- Understanding consent in digital and real‑life situations
- Staying safe while using dating apps and social media
- Building trust and respect in new relationships
- Recognising red flags and seeking help when needed
Why This Matters for Teens
Many teens meet people through apps like Tinder, Instagram, or Snapchat. Learning how to set boundaries, spot unsafe behaviour, and communicate openly can make dating more fun and less stressful. The initiative gives practical tips and a safe space to ask questions.
Conclusion
#MySafeSpace ¡Mójate! in Ibiza is more than a one‑off event—it’s a step toward creating a culture where everyone feels respected and safe, whether they’re swiping right or meeting face‑to‑face. By bringing together tech experts, advocacy groups, and local youth, the campaign hopes to empower the next generation to build healthier connections.
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