5. How do you process street harassment - how do you deal with it after?
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- Use the hashtag #UnpackingStreetHarassment#SafeStreetsWithSafecity
4. What habits have you attained over time that you shouldn’t have to do to feel safe within public spaces?
- You can tweet your answers with the question number (e.g. A1, A2, A3)
- Use the hashtag #UnpackingStreetHarassment#SafeStreetsWithSafecity
3. How would you like to be approached by people in public spaces? How would you approach others?
- You can tweet your answers with the question number (e.g. A1, A2, A3)
- Use the hashtag #UnpackingStreetHarassment#SafeStreetsWithSafecity
Let’s begin with the first question.
1. What are the power dynamics in street harassment?
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- Use the hashtag #UnpackingStreetHarassment#SafeStreetsWithSafecity
Thank you for curating this discussion Project4Equality @p4eNL.
Here's a recap of the tweetchat - https://t.co/SXjYYoX8p2.
Please keep the conversation going.
#NightSafety#Safecity#RedDotFoundation
@TheSafecityApp@elsamariedsilva@supreetksingh A5) have more inclusive urban planning, such as brighter streets, wider streets, endure that public transports reach all areas equally
5. What do you think governments/citizens could do to make streets safer for women?
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