High Streets

Our Streets Now is about ensuring that all people feel safe in public spaces with the understanding that women, girls and those of marginalised genders are disproportionately affected by public sexual harassment.

We do this by offering resources to individuals & businesses to empower their communities and customers to report, seek support and empower themselves to be part of the change on public sexual harassment. Our High Streets campaign offers different options for victims & survivors of public sexual harassment by scanning a QR code which takes you to our website, Streetworthy.

If you’re interested in finding out more, download our free resources and visit the Streetworthy website.

Map of England with cities listed on the right and feminist symbols on the map indicating locations. The background is dark blue, and the country outline is orange.
Text-based infographic stating that a UN Women UK survey in January 2021 found that 71% of women of all ages experienced sexual harassment in a public space, with a graphic of a circular chart partly in dark blue, white, and orange.
A sticker on a pole that says "Have you been sexually harassed? Scan here" with a QR code and an illustration of people protesting with a megaphone, with pink and purple colors.
A graphic with an orange top and navy bottom displaying statistics about safety of walking alone in parks or open spaces after dark, citing The Opinions and Lifestyle Survey 2022.

Streetworthy - Youth Campaign

Three young women standing behind an info table at an event, smiling. The table displays posters, flyers, stickers, and small signs supporting a campaign or organization, with QR codes and related materials.

Over the summer of 2022 a group of young people from across the UK came together to build Streetworthy. The Streetworthy campaign is on a mission to help people who have experienced public sexual harassment and provide them with the tools to 'Support Report and Empower'. We have created a QR code which can be found in public spaces such as schools, bars, gyms, retail stores and on public transport. After scanning, it will lead you to our website. Our QR codes enable users to receive emotional support, learn about public sexual harassment and join our community. 

Streetworthy is a campaign on a mission to help people who have experienced public sexual harassment and provide them with the tools to ‘report, support and empower’. We have created QR codes which can be found in public spaces such as schools, bars, gyms, retail stores or on public transport. After scanning, it will  lead you to our website.

Every Voice Makes A Sound

Campaigner Rosemarie, speaks on their experience defining activism and as a campaigner and activist after working on the Streetworthy Campaign.

Various posters on a wall, including one promoting SOAS Women’s Rugby with a QR code, a circular sticker that addresses sexual harassment with a cartoon illustration and QR code, and a green poster about smashing sexism and the system.
A sticker on a pole with a QR code and the text "Have you been sexually harassed?" at a train station platform on a rainy night.
Blue metal gate and fence beside a sidewalk, with a sticker on the gate that has a QR code and a message about sexually harassing women, with a yellow border and a Streetwise logo.
Sticker on a pole asking if someone has been sexually harassed, with a QR code and illustrations of cartoon characters. In the background, city street scene with pedestrians and historic buildings.
A sticker on a blue pole that reads, "Have you been sexually harassed?" with a QR code and a cartoon image of a person lying on a shoe with another person approaching. The sticker also includes an Instagram handle, @streetworthy_san.
A close-up of a pole with stickers, partially covered in tape, on an urban street at night. One sticker promotes awareness about harassment. The background includes a quiet street scene with lampposts and a sidewalk.
Sign indicating a 15-minute wait between Thames and Oxford, with a sticker about harassment and a QR code.
A cafe counter with an espresso machine, glass jars, bottles, water pitchers, and a person smiling in the background. There is a brochure or menu on the stainless steel counter in the foreground.