First-dates, Tinder-dates or frankly getting home alone after a night out can unfortunately be a risk. I urge all DJs, venues, those in hospitality/night-life to look into the concept and educate yourselves and your staff. Its extreme, but sometimes you may be someones on
Basically, #AskforAngela is a scheme in place (established in the UK) which aims at reducing sexual violence and vulnerability by providing women and men with a subtle phrase to assist getting them out of potentially dangerous and helpless situations.
Luckily, he too knew, and the young girl was escorted through the back of the venue and into an Uber immediately. Her "date" upon returning from the bathroom was asked to leave by management, he without delay turned violent and security stepped-in.
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having read about the #AskforAngela initiative I knew instantly what she was referencing, said yes, told her to jump in the DJ booth with me (she was extremely nervous...) and in turn asked the nearest security guard the same question.
#askforangela#doorsupervisors 2/3
This is an amazing scheme and should be shared to all security operatives. See below, taken from a DJ's post.
Over the past fortnight I was approached while playing by a young girl and asked for the first time, "Is Angela working tonight?" #askforangela#security#sia 1/3
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