Our Impact
Everyone deserves to live in a world free from public sexual harassment.
Here at Our Streets Now we are taking bold steps to make this a reality. So far we have changed laws, appeared in numerous media outlets, provided expert consultancy and developed educational content for schools, higher education institutions and workplaces. We are young people and survivor led, prevention focused and always intersectional. At Our Streets Now we believe that through education, language, partnership, movement and advocacy we can make change. Find out more about how we do this by reading one of our impact or programme reports. You can also deep dive any of our concluded projects by looking at our case studies. Together we will end public sexual harassment.
Reports & Case Studies
Media Examples
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![People are searching for content of women like me getting ‘owned’. What's behind this humiliating trend?]()
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![Ben Kentish LBC Wednesday 13th August]()
We spoke with Ben Kentish about public sexual harassment and running in the UK after Surrey Police had uncover police officers pose as runners
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![Promotional graphic for a live audience debate on online abuse and women’s safety, hosted by Nicky Campbell, with a photo of a man wearing glasses and a blue shirt, in front of a blue background with geometric shapes, and a feminist symbol with a raised fist at the top.]()
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![A woman being interviewed on the street in front of a building with a sign reading "LONDON CHARITY". There is a camera operator filming her, and ITV News London branding is visible at the bottom of the image.]()
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![Headline about the premiere of 'Tailing' on International Women's Day to address public sexual harassment, with a logo at the top featuring a woman with a raised fist inside a sun, and a smaller black logo at the bottom.]()
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![Pink infographic with text stating that 75% of girls aged 12-21 in the UK have experienced some form of public sexual harassment, sourced from Plan UK, 2023.]()
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![Television screenshot showing a woman with curly hair smiling on a news program, with the name Matthew Wright displayed and the LBC logo at the bottom. The background includes a blue graphic with a feminist symbol at the top.]()
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![A news article headline from The Times about Lambeth council plans to dim street lights after £25 million climate spending, with a logo at the top and The Times logo at the bottom.]()
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![Webpage header with dark blue background and female gender symbol integrated with the sun rays logo at the top. Main headline in bold asks, "What does the Autumn Budget mean for women?" followed by subtext about Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget 2024. Social media icons and newsletter signup link below. Large black text for Marie Claire magazine logo.]()
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![Screenshot of a news article from The Telegraph about the Labour council in south London considering dimming street lights to save money, despite spending £25 million on eco initiatives. The article features a photo of a dimly lit street with trees and parked cars.]()
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![A headline from BBC News states 'Unis told to improve sexual harassment protection'. Below the headline, a woman with shoulder-length hair, wearing a backpack and a striped shirt, is walking up a staircase indoors, holding a tablet.]()
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![Image with a logo at the top, bold black text stating 'Sexual harassment is never the victim's fault, no matter what society tells us,' and a pink and black logo for 'Pink News' at the bottom.]()
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![A news headline from Inews discussing the UK government's proposal to make sexual harassment a criminal offense to address violence against women and girls, with 87% of UK women supporting stronger sentencing.]()
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![A news article from The Guardian about potential criminalization of public sexual harassment in England and Wales, featuring a protest sign that reads "97% TOO MANY" and a historic building in the background.]()
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![Screenshot of an online article titled 'Our teenage girls need action on public sexual harassment' by Maya Tutton, published in The Times on July 27, 2021, featuring a photo of a young woman and a symbol combining a feminist fist with a sun and female gender symbol.]()
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![Screenshot of a news article headline from the Daily Mail discussing whether wolf-whistling should be illegal, with a symbol at the top and the Daily Mail logo at the bottom.]()
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![Screenshot of The Independent news article titled 'Followed, shouted at and groped': 6 in 10 young women anxious about 'being on streets as lockdown lifts', authored by Maya Oppenheim, dated April 15, 2021.]()
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![A social justice statement from the Evening Standard stating it is the government's and men's responsibility to make women and young girls feel safe on the streets, featuring the Evening Standard logo at the bottom.]()
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![BBC News article headline about sisters making noise to stop street harassment of women, with a photo of two women standing outside on a street.]()
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![A screenshot of a news article headline from The Times Higher Education website titled 'Universities must do more to tackle public sexual harassment,' authored by Maya Tutton, dated February 25, 2021. The page includes a logo featuring a white fist inside a circle with a sunburst pattern, located at the top of the page, and the Times Higher Education logo with a colorful square containing the word 'THE' in white, followed by the organization's name.]()
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![Screenshot of a Huffington Post article titled 'As A Teenage Girl, I'm Worried Schools Aren't Taking Sex Education Seriously' by Gemma Tutton, published on March 9, 2020. The article includes social media icons for sharing and features a symbol at the top belonging to a feminist or women's rights organization.]()
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![Article webpage header with a feminist symbol at the top, bold headline about women campaigning to make street harassment a crime in the UK, and the Dazed magazine logo.]()
