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Supportively, as the 16 Days of Activism commences of which is a global initiative dedicated to ending violence against women. Safety, a truly shared responsibility, and when upheld, it creates a gentle flow and cascade effect that positively impacts all areas of life. Yet for many women, the very place that should offer comfort and securityof which is their home, becomes a source of harm. This reality highlights the need for collective action. During the next 16 days, let us come together to create a world where every woman can live free from fear, violence, and harm, building a foundation of safety and lasting change for all.

🌍 Women's Safety: A Global Priority In a world where half of the population is still fighting for the basic right to feel safe, it's time for a wake-up call. Women's safety isn't just a local issue—it's a global crisis. From walking alone at night to the workplace, public transportation, or even in their own homes, countless women face daily threats to their safety and dignity. We need to create safe spaces where women are empowered, protected, and heard. It’s time to demand action from governments, communities, and ourselves. Together, we can drive the change that ensures every woman, everywhere, is free from fear and harm. Let’s create a world where safety isn’t a privilege, but a right for every woman. 💪 Empower. 🛡️ Protect. 📢 Speak Up. Let’s stand together, because when women feel safe, we all thrive. #WomensSafety #StandUpForWomen #SafeSpaces #GenderEquality #EndViolence #EmpowerWomen #SafeCommunities #WomensRights #GlobalChange #WomensEmpowerment #BreakTheSilence #SupportSurvivors #TogetherForChange #EqualityForAll #SocialJustice #HumanRights #SafetyFirst

Women’s safety is not just a women’s issue; it’s a societal responsibility. In our professional spaces and society, ensuring that women feel safe and respected should be a top priority. By implementing robust safety protocols, promoting a culture of respect, and educating women about their rights, we can make significant strides in protecting and empowering women. Let’s work together to create a safer world for women, both inside and outside the workplace. Join me in supporting initiatives that make this a reality. Every accident is a notice that something is wrong with men, methods, or material — investigate — then act. TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE THE CHANGE. #WomenProtection #womensafety #womensupport #womenrespect #womensafetyawareness #respectwomen

We’re Partnering to Champion Women’s Safety! Changeincontent.com is proud to join hands with the I'm Safe Foundation to support their impactful #RUSAFE (Are You Safe?) Campaign during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence from November 25th to December 10th. This initiative is about more than just awareness—it’s about action. Together, we aim to provide women with the tools and resources they need to feel safer and supported, no matter their circumstances. Here’s how you can make a difference: - Spark a conversation: Ask the women in your life, “Are you safe?” - Access resources: Visit rusafe.co to find tools that can make a real impact. - Keep safety within reach: Download the free I’M SAFE app at women.imsafe.app. We believe in creating ripples of change, and this campaign aligns perfectly with our vision to advocate for equality, safety, and empowerment. Together, we can make a world where safety is not a privilege but a fundamental right for every woman. Let’s amplify this message. Share this post, spread the word, and stand with us. #RUSAFE #WomensSafety #GenderEquality #ChangeinContent

Driving Change: Ending Violence Against Women Today, on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we stand united in the fight against one of the world’s most pressing human rights violations. At the Ultimate Driver Global Network, our belief is simple: safety is everyone’s business—on the road and in life. Violence against women isn’t just a women’s issue; it’s a human issue. It affects families, communities, and futures. By educating ourselves, supporting survivors, and speaking out, we can create a culture of respect and equality. Together, let’s commit to ending the silence, challenging harmful norms, and building safe spaces where women can thrive. Just as we strive for safety on the roads, let’s ensure safety and dignity for women everywhere. Drive change. Respect. Empower. Protect. #EndViolenceAgainstWomen #SafetyForAll #DriveChange #RespectAndEmpowerment #EqualityNow

Double trouble talks on equity in safety for The Institute of Quarrying Midlands Branch on November 28th. 🏴☠️ Rebels, Punks, and Pirates - How the heck do we keep them safe 🦺 Inclusive PPE - Reduce risk, improve retention 😆 Just like Brian Duthie, if you’re planning on coming you may need to mentally prepare yourself. 🫣 Because it’s not for the squeamish or faint of heart. ✊🏼 But it’s so, so important and you really will learn something. 🤔 If you have women in your organisation, you want there to be women in your organisation, or you live, work, or volunteer around women (of all intersections) this is CPD and PPD you need: ✔️ To communicate respectfully ✔️ To reduce risk ✔️ To improve safety ✔️ To increase retention ✔️ To comply with the law ✔️ To stop future descrimination court cases 🥕 A lot of carrots and sticks ➡️ Contact [email protected] to book your place if you haven’t already. ➡️ Or book me to share solutions with your organisation [email protected] maiden-voyage.com FabLittleBag #BoldAsBrass #WomensSafetyIsHealthAndSafety #PPERevolution #ReleaseTheBogs #CampaignM

An educated mind should empower, not restrict. Hearing someone justify rape by blaming women’s clothing is not just disappointing, it’s infuriating. It’s 2024, and yet we’re still stuck in the toxic mindset that shifts the blame to the victim rather than holding the perpetrator accountable. It’s time we stop policing women’s attire and start broadening our mentality. The issue is not in what she wears; it’s in the deep-seated misogyny and lack of respect that allow such vile thoughts to flourish. Let’s educate ourselves and others to promote respect, equality, and safety for all. Change begins with us—let’s make the world a safer place for every woman, regardless of what she wears. #RespectWomen #EqualityForAll #EndVictimBlaming #BroadenYourMindset

The safety and well-being of women and girls are paramount, and it's crucial that we take proactive steps rather than waiting for incidents to occur. In today's world, raising awareness about issues like good touch and bad touch is important, but it's no longer enough. We need to go beyond mere awareness and take actionable steps to protect vulnerable individuals, particularly women. If someone makes an inappropriate comment, we should not only confront this behavior but also ensure that it is not repeated. One effective approach could be the introduction of a tagging system, where individuals who make such comments are publicly identified. This tag could be shared on their social media profiles, warning others of their behavior. Ideally, this tagging system could be supported by official platforms or organizations, ensuring that the tags carry weight and remain visible for a set period, such as a month. This would serve multiple purposes: it would make the person reflect on their actions, deter them from repeating such behavior, and help to cleanse our social environment. It's not just about keeping our outward appearance clean; we need to cleanse our minds, our hearts, and the way we see and treat others. By holding people accountable for their words and actions, we can create a safer and more respectful society. #women'ssafety #womenempowerment #changetheworld #makeworldbetterplacetolive

Women’s safety isn’t an issue to solve. It’s their RIGHT. As a woman, I believe safety should never be a privilege—it should be our basic right. Every woman deserves to feel secure, whether she's walking home after work, out with friends, or simply living her daily life. It's essential that we, as a society, prioritize women's safety. This means not just relying on laws but also fostering a culture of respect and accountability. It means speaking out against harassment, and creating spaces where women can thrive without fear. We need to teach our children, both boys and girls, about the importance of equality and respect from a young age. We need to support one another and ensure that no woman feels alone in her fight for safety. Together, we can build a world where safety is a given, not a question. #women #doctor #safety #womenempowerment