UNICEF Innovation Fund: Call for frontier technology startups addressing Child Online Safety

UNICEF Innovation Fund: Call for frontier technology startups addressing Child Online Safety.
Up to USD $100,000 of equity-free seed investment from UNICEF’s Innovation Fund is available for companies building software solutions that respond to the four broad categories of digital risks to children: Content, Contact, Conduct and Contract Risks.
Deadline for application submission is 20 December 2020. More info:

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