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Weekly Round Up: September 26, 2010

September 26, 2010 By HKearl

Story Submissions Recap:

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  • Stop Street Harassment Blog: 4 new stories from women in New York City (1 and 2), London, and Massachusetts.
  • HollaBack Chicago: 2 new stories
  • HollaBack DC!: 4 new stories
  • HollaBack NYC: 7 new stories
  • HollaBackLDN: 5 new stories
  • HollaBack PGH!: 2 new stories
  • HollaBack Toronto: 1 new story

In the News, On the Blogs:

  • Fox News, “New Independence Ordinance Protects Pedestrians from Harassers“
  • Guardian, “Women in Egypt get hi-tech aid to beat sexual harassment“
  • IPS News, “Africa: Women Traders Confronting Sexual Harassment at Borders“
  • Tech Eye, “Open source mapping tech goes global, helps women fight back“
  • LASH Campaign, “Ken Livingstone: What Will You Do?“
  • Start Up Cafe, “Girls: ever faced street harassment? Fight back with your iPhone“
  • Progressive Women, “It’s Never Ok“
  • KARMA Brooklyn Blog, “Street Harassment“

Events:

  • Sept. 29: Brn Skn Speaks is hosting a radio show about street harassment at 8 p.m. EDT. Call in when the show is live at 347 202-0591. Email her with your questions, comments, and stories at info@brnskn.com.
  • Oct. 12: HollaBack NYC is co-hosting a happy hour with Envision Williamsburg and Feministing in Brooklyn, NY
  • Oct. 8 – 23: Various Stop Street Harassment talks in California, Alaska, and Iowa

Announcements:

  • If you live in London, take a survey about street harassment on the London Anti-Street Harassment Campaign’s website and help influence mayoral policy
  • The book Stop Street Harassment is available online!
  • HollaBack NYC is looking for interns
  • RightRides is looking for interns & volunteers in NYC

12 Tweets from the Week:

  • dyanti Dear members of so called progressive community,careful when u harass a girl in the street. U might pick a wrong one,like me 🙂
  • jennifercwang Lovely. Street harassed by two obnoxious brobros last night. inappropriate! Hate this mantype. #iHollaback #streetharassment
  • LEVYandMarie Just another a-hole harassing me on my block #streetharassment on Twitpic twitpic.com/2rliv3 (cc @MarianneDiNaps)
  • CircaJoyLynn Wondering why I chose this bright red dress today. I really don’t want attention from strangers… #streetharassment
  • starlipswriters @rightsandwrongs The worst part of #streetharassment might be that harassers expect our silence. So speaking up & out is the thing to do.
  • TheUndomestic Yelled a nice “fuck you” to livery cab driver who slowed down to make kissing noises at me. #streetharassment
  • El_Amster Am surprised at lack of street harassment in Malaysia. Been here for 2 wks & not so much as a sidewards glance. I feel so free
  • KristyKakes Can’t I just go for a peaceful run without getting honked at, whistled at, or a catcall?
  • smartbunny When I saw a guy catcall a jogger, I yelled @ him, “Ooh a GIRL! I better yell something stupid 2 show what a MAN I am!”
  • SpreeWilson Street harassment is out of control here in NYC according to my female friends…An aquaintance even did a one woman play addressing it
  • DesiSanchez @iHollaback Random stranger feels it’s “sad” he can’t talk 2 pretty women in the street. Told him I feel it’s sad he feels the need to 🙂
  • ton_o_fun I just witnessed some creepy dude cuss out this girl walking down the st. bc she didn’t respond 2 his catcall. I don’t get men
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