It Stops With Us

Right from the beginning...

When HASSL launched in October 2024, one of our first actions was a global survey – gathering real stories, opinions, and ideas for change from people all over the world.

Why does this matter?

We don’t just want to talk about harassment – we want to tackle it at its root, globally and systemically. This survey keeps us connected to what people truly need in the fight for safer communities.

7500+

answers received

100+

countries represented within the survey

10

months since the survey started

What the survey explores

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  • Everyday realities

    Experiences of harassment and how it affects lives.

  • Barriers to action

    Why incidents often go unreported or unsupported.

  • Community culture

    Bystander responses, victim-blaming, and local attitudes.

  • Support systems

    What’s working, what’s missing, and what people need most.

  • Ideas for safer spaces

    From better lighting to stronger laws and education.

  • Shaping solutions

    Your voice helps guide campaigns, tools, and policy change.

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Results so far*

*As of 9th September 2025

Widespread Harassment

0%

91.7% of respondents have experienced some form of harassment.

Broken Systems

0%

Out of 6,937 who had an experience, only 3.6% reported every time - and 69.3% never reported at all.

Blaming Victims

0%

84.3% have been victim-blamed, or witnessed someone being victim-blamed after harassment.

Toxic Culture

0%

96.2% believe toxic masculinity and/or male attitudes toward women contribute to harassment in their community.

Demand for Training

0%

82% said they think training programs for men and bystanders would help reduce public harassment.

Cultural Change

0%

72.3% said a public education campaign would make them feel safer in public spaces.

Next goal: 10,000 voices

Help us reach 10,000 responses and shape a stronger future. Every voice counts – and we want to hear from as many countries and communities as possible.

Want more ways to get involved?

Looking to do even more? Recommend HASSL training for your workplace, take part in campaigns, or help spread the word on social media.