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Anti-Street Harassment Campagin by the Harlow Project

On April 8, 2013, as part of Anti-Street Harassment Week, Harlow Project partnered with the Brooklyn Movement Center, asking folks on the street to talk about their experiences of street harassment.

Check out the Elixher article about their amazing work here

Published on May 21, 2013 at 10:50 am

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HOLLA ON THE GO: Followed by a biker

This dude on a bike who I didn’t know kept following me and saying he liked me. Ugggghhhhh. I felt creeped out enough to get my self defense keychain out.

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Published on May 20, 2013 at 2:43 pm

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Street Harassment Video by Hollaback! Polska

Hollaback! Polksa has released an amazing video on street harassment!

During Anti-Street Hassment Week, Hollaback! Polska asked people on the streets of Poland how they had been harassed and asked their reasons to Hollaback!  They’ve compiled the answers to that survey here!

Check out their video here

Published on May 20, 2013 at 2:40 pm

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HOLLA ON THE GO: Cafe Creeper

I was sitting on the patio of a popular local cafe when I noticed a well dressed man sitting in the corner who appeared to be talking to himself . After a while, I noticed that he was making comments about all of the girls that walked past him, ex “hey let me talk to you a minute,” law she just mad cuz she can’t handle me,” and the like. It was creepy and made me feel uncomfortable and unsafe. I decided to move inside the cafe to avoid having to listen to him.

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Published on May 19, 2013 at 7:40 pm

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HOLLA ON THE GO: That behavior is unacceptable

I was on one of my many runs in preparation for the 10k that I will be running in a couple weeks, and a guy walking past me looked me up and down and said something like, “hey how you doing girl.” Honestly, I told him to ‘f-off.’ Perhaps swearing isn’t the best strategy, but I was really put off by the experience. Whenever I am cat-called, I automatically feel uncomfortable and potentially unsafe. Whether I am wearing a short skirt or sweaty work out clothes, that behavior is unacceptable.

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Published on May 19, 2013 at 7:34 pm

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