#WeArePlay | Meet the founders changing women's lives: Women’s History Month Stories

In celebration of Women's History Month, the text highlights four inspiring women who have created impactful apps and games that address various societal issues. Múkami Kinoti Kimotho, from the USA, developed Royelles, a game aimed at inspiring girls and non-binary people to pursue careers in STEAM fields, using engaging characters and narratives. In Indonesia, Leonika Sari Njoto Boedioetomo founded Reblood, an app that connects blood donors with recipients, addressing the blood donation shortage and promoting healthier lifestyles. In Brazil, Luciane Antunes dos Santos and Renato Hélio Rauber created Carsul, an urban mobility app focused on safety and security, inspired by personal tragedy to prevent accidents and assist patients in need of transportation. Lastly, in France, Diariata N'Diaye launched App-Elles, a safety app for women that provides a platform for sending alerts and accessing support networks, with additional plans for a discreet wearable alert device. These initiatives are part of the #WeArePlay stories, showcasing innovation and empowerment driven by women.

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