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'Apps Against Abuse' Winner Aims to Keep College Women Safe

Published Online: Wednesday, December 7, 2011

"Necessity is the mother of invention..."
-- Jill Campbell, on her unlikely transformation from financial planner to software developer and winner of the "Apps Against Abuse" contest.

One of the featured applications at this year's mHealth Summit was OnWatch, a mobile application designed to ensure the safety of women on college campuses. In this video, creator Jill Campbell talks about the usage of the app, which won the Obama administration's "Apps Against Abuse" contest.

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