Welcome to Day 2!
Here are photos from the week so far! Also, check out the 7 easy ways to respond to street harassers video our board members Erin McKelle and Manuel Abril created.
We had a Tweet Chat today at 11 a.m. ET led by Sayfty, with #EndSH, #SayftyChat. Read the recap (created by Sayfty).
Here is a sampling of the offline events that took place around the world:
- Bahamas: Hollaback! Bahamas partnered with the College of the Bahamas for a chalking event along a main walkway on campus. The chalking will span four days, with an all-school break with artists on hand to help with the chalking on April 14.
- Egypt: HarassMap did awareness-raising actions at Mansoura University in Mansoura governorate
- Guatemala: OCAC Guatemala launched a pilot street harassment mapping project, an interview with Congresswoman Sandra Moran, and a social media campaign.
- India: Safecity shared the following: After a series of discussions and campaign activities, seen here are Anjali and Sahil of Sanjay Camp who have come together with other girls and boys of their neighborhood to paint a mural on equal access to public spaces and opportunities. Girls spoke of their restricted choices and options when they step out of their houses and boys spoke of how that wasn’t a concern until they heard the girls talk about it. They are looking to change this together. This mural is part of their efforts for the ongoing International anti street harassment week, we are excited to see the mural they’ll end up painting!
- The Philippines: Game Changers, a group of Communication Research students from University of the Philippines (UP Diliman), supported the Safe Cities Metro Manila Programme in the celebration of International Anti-Street Harassment Week with their original Photowalk posters in universities. #EndSH #freefromfear.
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- Iowa: End Street Harassment – Iowa City held a “Not in My Community: Music to Destroy Rape Culture!” event with local artists and organizations tabling with relevant information. [7-11 p.m., Public Space One] | Read about it in the Daily Iowan.
- Illinois: CHLH 340 students at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign did tabling on the campus quad to discuss sexual assault portrayal in the media [11 a.m. – 3 p.m.]
There were a lot of virtual actions, campaigns and events too, including the launch of several Latin American OCAC organizations’ joint campaign #NoEsMiCultura — street harassment is not my culture. Join in across the week.
ActionAid South Africa:
Safecity India is asking “What would your safe city look like?”
!["These amazing girls we're working with in Indira Nagar, Jogeshwari (E) in partnership with Vacha Charitable Trust say, their safe city will have freedom for girls."](https://stopstreetharassment.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/4.11.16-Safecity-India-These-amazing-girls-were-working-with-in-Indira-Nagar-Jogeshwari-E-in-partnership-with-Vacha-Charitable-Trust-say-their-safe-city-will-have-freedom-for-girls.-1024x576.jpg)
Check out this video made for Anti-Street Harassment Week in Cheltenham, UK, under the hashtag #cheltbitesback (written and voiced by Joy-Amy Wigman).
Remember to tag us in the photos of your actions with #EndSH or @StopStHarassmnt (on twitter and instagram) and if you have a pup, take their photo and tag them for #HoundsAgainstHarassment!