Day 6 of the 7th annual International Anti-Street Harassment Week is nearing its close. Here are some highlights.
- You can view more photos of the actions in our photo album.
- Check out the growing list of media coverage!
- Tomorrow is our last — and biggest day!! Check out all the rallies, marches, and other types of street action taking place all over the world!
Global:
The Stop Telling Women to Smile International Wheatpasting Night is underway. Tag us in your photos or use #EndSH. Already, at the time of this writing, we’d spotted photos from Toronto, Canada, and Bristol, UK (pictured)!
Afghanistan:
Free Women Writers released a video about how street harassment interferes with girls’ ability to get a good education.
Canada:
Women in Cities International release the third episode in their new podcast Small Talks and City Blocks.
Hollaback Croatia hosted an educational panel with a discussion in the city library.
Dominican Republic:
The International Law Students Associaiton Chapter PUCMM and other groups held a conversation on street harassment.
Guatemala:
The Municipal Office of Women of Villa Nueva has been organizing a photo campaign across the week. Today they said over 1,340 people had joined, including staff at the Municipal Police of Transit of Villa Nueva! WOW!
“Inculquemos valores en nuestros hijos” @SantosDalia se suma a campaña #ContraElAcosoCallejero @DMMVillaNueva pic.twitter.com/Rfjq7JqHhw
— MuniVillaNueva (@MuniVillaNueva) April 7, 2017
Indonesia:
Hollaback Jakarta, Indonesia Feminis and Cewekbanget hosted a talk show about street harassment.
India:
Safecity hosted two events: 1) a photo exhibition and panel discussion about “Reclaiming Public Spaces: Challenges in Local Transport” and 2) a film screening.
Jagori and Safetipin conducted a safety audit and mapping of safe/unsafe spaces at JJ Colony Bawana New Delhi.
The Netherlands:
Hollaback! Nederlands and artist Chlóë Matanja along with other performers and artists hosted “Over the Shoulder: Let’s Talk About Street Harassment,” an inspirational evening of art, performance and community-building, including a silent auction of Chloe’s photo series, a film screening by Tamara Shogaolu, live performance by spoken word artist, Cissy, a bazaar, an interactive street harassment map and more.
Romania:
Hollaback! Romania held a flash mob to raise awareness about street harassment.
USA:
Connecticut:
The Center for Family Justice, Inc did a photo campaign.
Michigan:
NOW (National Organization for Women) Washtenaw Chapter organized a performance-based art about street harassment. The performance was a pop-up runway themed where an announcer announced each volunteer and they walked through the public bus transit area as a way to reclaim this space. As each lady walked through, the announcer described details of a time this person was harassed which include what the person was wearing, what activity they were doing, and what type of harassment. This was meant to show that it doesn’t matter what you’re wearing or what activity you are doing. After each volunteer walked down the runway, the announcer gave a fact about street harassment. As the performance happened, volunteers handed out zines with information about street harassmen.