The online toolkit below is designed to highlight the resources and strategies transit authorities are taking to increase personal security awareness in mass transit.
Media
See Something Say Something – Cards.pdf (Metro Vancouver)
See Something Say Something – Posters.pdf (Metro Vancouver)
Unwanted Touching is a Crime – Posters.jpg (Metro Vancouver)
MTRO_DigitalSignage_SexualHarass2.jpg (WMATA)
MTRO_DigitalSignage_SexualHarass3.jpg (WMATA)
MTRO_DigitalSignage_SexualHarass4.jpg (WMATA)
MTRO_DigitalSignage_SexualHarass5.jpg (WMATA)
MTRO_DigitalSignage_SexualHarass6.jpg (WMATA)
MTRO_DigitalSignage_SexualHarass7.jpg (WMATA)
Report it to Stop it_Interior Cards_KingCounty.pdf (King County/Seattle)
Report it to Stop it v1
Report it to Stop it v2
Report it to Stop it v3
Report it to Stop it v6 (Spanish)
All Are Welcome Here
Addressing Gender Based Violence (BART)
Mobile Apps
Videos
See Something? Say Something! – Companion to Women’s Safety Training (Metro Vancouver)
Report It To Stop It YouTube Campaign (British Transport)
Web Materials
Public Awareness Campaign – MTA
Report Sexual Assaults – MTA
Reducing Sexual Offenses Campaign – Metro Vancouver
See Something Say Something Awareness Campaign – LA Metro – Also partnered with: Peace Over Violence
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Launches New Anti- Sexual Harassment Campaign
Anti-harassment campaign – Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)
