Martha Vergine, a police delegate from the 5th Special Delegacy for Tourist Assistance in Santos, Brazil, has over two decades of experience in public safety. Alongside her police work and academic role, she actively shares safety tips on her social media platforms, specifically targeting women who wish to travel independently. Having traveled to 93 countries and circumnavigating the globe three times, Vergine combines her personal and professional experiences to empower women and reduce the likelihood of victimization.

Her approach emphasizes the importance of not becoming a target while traveling. She believes that educating individuals on safety can lead to a decrease in victims in her jurisdiction. During her interview with G1, she highlighted the challenges of working in a predominantly male environment, balancing her roles between her duties at the police station and as an educator, and the critical role of information in preventing violence against women.

As an expert in both law enforcement and travel safety, Vergine provides a unique perspective on personal security while traveling, particularly for women. Her initiative not only aims to share knowledge but also seeks to foster a sense of empowerment and confidence among female travelers, thereby contributing positively to the ongoing fight against gender-based violence in various settings.