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The hand signal for distress, also known as "Signal for Help", is a silent gesture used to indicate that someone is in danger and needs help, particularly in situations where they cannot speak freely. It involves holding one hand up, palm facing out, tucking the thumb into the palm, and then folding the fingers down to trap the thumb. This signal was created by the Canadian Women's Foundation and has gained global recognition as a way for individuals facing domestic violence, human trafficking,