Stop Street Harassment

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National Survey Update – $3,300 to Go!

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To date, there is no nationally representative survey to document the pervasiveness of sexual harassment and other forms of abuse across all the places it occurs in the U.S., including public spaces, schools, campuses, workplaces, places of worship and private homes. There’s no better time than now to collect these data to back-up the outpouring of personal #MeToo stories.

We are partnering with Raliance, which works on sexual violence issues (it is a coalition comprised of National Alliance to End Sexual Violence (NAESV), the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), and California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA)/PreventConnect), and survey firm GfK to conduct this timely survey.

We are *so close* to having enough funds raised, thanks to our generous #GivingTuesday donors, Raliance and Pinpoint Foundation. We just need to raise about $3,300 more!! Will you help?

You can donate directly to Razoo (tax-deductible) or we also now have an Etsy store with various items for sale — and 100% of the proceeds will help fund the survey!

Please help us out today.

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Egypt: Successful “Eid without Harassment” Campaign

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By Nihal Saad Zaghloul, Co-Founder of Imprint Movement in Egypt who gave me permission to share this here.

This is our media statement of what happened during 9th and 10th of August on Talaat harb.

Imprint Movement and Anti-Sexual Harassment movement launched a campaign called “Eid without Harassment” which took place on Talaat harb square and street on the 9th and 10th of August from 4 until 10 p.m.

We divided ourselves between three teams: patrolling, awareness, and operations. We spoke and interacted with bystanders about the importance of rejecting this crime and rejecting violence.

Achievements:

* The prevention of 65 individual (verbal and physical) sexual harassment incidents
* The prevention of five mass harassment incidents.
* Two reports filed at the Tahrir police station.
* 70 people volunteered

We continue to work relentlessly on finding a grass root solution for this crime through the effective participation of the entire society. 

Help us build a better community.

Imprint Team.

Photos: Day1  | Day 2 

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