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Weekly Round Up: October 17, 2010

October 17, 2010 By HKearl

Story Submissions Recap:

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  • Stop Street Harassment Blog: 6 new stories from people in Illinois, Oregon, Louisiana, Belgium, the UK, and an unspecified location.
  • HollaBack DC!: 4 new stories
  • HollaBack NYC: 8 new stories
  • HollaBackLDN: 4 new stories 7 a new website layout/heading
  • HollaBack PGH!: 1 new story

In the News, On the Blogs:

  • University of Iowa News Release, “Author to address stopping street harassment at UI lecture Oct. 21“
  • The Post, “Fema-what? Three things women wish men knew about street harassment“
  • Time, “Hey Baby: A Violent Video Game Geared to Women“
  • Uplift Magazine, “Talking about street harassment“
  • Al Masry Al Youm, “Q&A with Holly Kearl, editor of Stop Street Harassment: Making Public Spaces Safe and Welcoming for Women“
  • Change.org, “Why Public Safety Is a Women’s Issue“
  • Feministing, “Why do strange men think they’re allowed to touch me?“
  • Rabbit Write, “Street Harassment: Why Ignoring it Doesn’t Work“
  • Postbourgie, “HollaHollaHolla“
  • Calista Jones, “Lisa Robinson“
  • Bela Shea, “Word Hurt (Despite that One Saying)“

Announcements:

  • Stop Street Harassment Blog was listed #9 in the top 50 blogs for following women’s rights!
  • Welcome, HollaBack San Jose!
  • Is the book Stop Street Harassment at your library? If not, request it! You can also buy it online at Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
  • HollaBack NYC is hiring a Program Director & had a new website!
  • HollaBack DC! is looking for a graphic design intern
  • RightRides is looking for interns & volunteers in NYC

Upcoming Events:

  • Oct. 18: Street harassment meeting in London, 7 p.m.
  • Oct. 21: Street harassment talk at the University of Iowa, 7:15 p.m.
  • Oct. 28: Public hearing on street harassment in NYC, 1 p.m.

10 Tweets from the Week:

  • jonubian: I don’t think most people understand how terrorizing street harassment can be.
  • mjbyars @DesiSanchez we need more of that from women. Embarrassing harassers is one way for women to send a loud message about #streetharassment.
  • jennpozner Walking to meet w/ Emily of @ihollaback. Think her aura’s working:1st time in ages no #streetharassment in 10blocks so far.
  • thekateblack To the guy who tried to grab my tits on the Bedford L platform: Eat the third rail, you miserable piece of shit. #streetharassment #NYC
  • HollabackPGH we <3 @bikepgh, who are working to make the streets safer for people who ride bikes. we want that too!
  • ElizabethOwens This is a belated entry from last weekend, but the girls in my program and I did some awesome hollabacks at street harassment. #effoff
  • euonymy Street harassment: really fucking unpleasant.
  • happiestrotteen on a more sombre note, i was a victim of (sexual) street harassment in kilburn today (just 1 incident of hundreds, thousands in my life)
  • nazzynasir At what century of your twisted pathetic brain would a married woman like me ever respond to a catcall whistle? Want to die isit?
  • hymnforrachel another friendly reminder: guys, girls don’t like with when you catcall at them..well, any self-respecting girl.
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