ALT Tile 1 reads "The NSW government is investing $30 million over the next two years to ensure women’s safety in public spaces after dark. Here's what we know so far" with a picture of a street light.

ALT Tile 2 reads "The government will be investing in: Improving lighting and CCTV in parks and outdoor spaces across NSW starting with Parramatta and The Rocks area. An anti-street harassment campaign aimed at shifting the attitudes of the community."

ALT A story of street harassment in Melbourne: "I parted ways with friends staying in the city and I lived a train ride away. I was heading to Melbourne Central home. Past a busy restaurant a group of young men passed me.

ALT "One of whom grabbed my left butt cheek and said something like 'nice juicy ass'. I'm not sure becayse all I saw was red. I yelled 'f*ck off'. They laughed and walked away."

ALT "These old blokes though smoking in front of the restaurant had the audacity to be all shocked and said something like 'that's disgusting language'. "

ALT "Like, no d*ckheads, my language is totally justified and what's gross is a man thinking he has the right to just grab a woman in public!!"

ALT A story of street harassment in Geelong, Victoria: "Was in Geelong, walking home by myself at about 9 at night. My phone was flat so I was extra stressed and just trying to get home as quickly as possible. This ute drove past me and yelled out completely startling me..."

ALT "One of them yelled out "f*cking b*tch let me eat your p*ssy". I was terrified they were gonna loop back around and go again so wanted to get off that road..."

ALT "but at the same time didn't want to go any other way because this was the most well-lit route".

ALT A story of street harassment in the CBD, Victoria: "Just last week a man got within kissing distance of my face and let out a big cough like he wanted me to know he could hurt me."

ALT A story of street harassment in Geelong, Victoria: "I was at the Foo Fighters show in Geelong last Friday. I was sitting down undercover by myself, eating some chips when a severely drunk male started saying some really inappropriate comments as he walked past me..."

ALT I ignored him, which led him to come closer and yell at me for being rude and ignoring him. He then pulled out a $2 coin from his pocket, flicked it at me and said 'that's all you're worth'..."

ALT His mates did nothing to stop him, nor did any of the passers by. Honestly, I'm not even surprised by this shitty behaviour anymore".

ALT A story of street harassment in Victoria: "My experiences with being harassed in public have become significantly more scary since becoming a mother. Men have screamed at me telling me they're going to impregnate me while walking down the street with my son..."

ALT "A man followed me and my son home after visiting the park together. I've had men sit behind me on public transport and graphically describe sexually explicit acts they're going to do to me while my little boy is sitting right next to me..."

ALT "All while he's asking me "what do they mean mummy" because he's too small to understand what they're really saying, or the social implications of their behaviour..."

ALT "I feel like my experience is grown men seeing another layer of vulnerability and thriving on it".

ALT A story of street harassment in Victoria: "I was walking through a fairly crowded street when an older man brushed his elbow against my breast. I froze in that moment, when I looked around to see after I gathered myself - he was grinning at me".

ALT On a purple background, a graphic of three men standing together. Around them, blue text reads "Calling all men! Share your views on street harassment with us" and the survey link.

ALT A blue tile with a mind-map graphic. In the centre is a speech bubble with the text “The dangers of the “I don’t see color” mentality”. Arrows point towards text outlining why said mentality is dangerous: “It allows you to ignore the complexities of racial issues”; “You’re not actively dismantling your own prejudices (we all have them!)”; “It minimizes the struggles of PoC in today’s society”; “It limits your ability to appreciate individualism”; “You can’t fix something you can’t see”.

ALT Tile 1 includes a photo of a sidewalk and a street, with water pooling in the gutter. The text reads “Still Not Asking For It. A blog piece by Malaika”.

ALT Tile 2 features a quote from Malaika’s blog: “I ask myself, what was it about me that was so threatening? Was it my mannish stature balanced on my tiny scooter? Was it my hair? My skin?”

ALT A story of street harassment in Victoria: "A group of guys followed me home from the city. I crossed the road several times trying to evade them and was headed into a 7/11 for help when an older man, having observed them following me, offered for me to walk with him and they left me alone".

ALT An illustration of a person with braids and ear piercings, with text in a speech bubble that reads "No is a complete sentence".

ALT A purple tile that reads “Introducing It’s Not A Compliment’s Board of Directors”. Photos of our board follow, with their names: Priya Serrao, Steffi Chang, Laura Conti, Lisa Seary, Kathryn Bellion.

ALT A story of street harassment in Adelaide, South Australia: "I was walking from my car to my university, it is a short 400 metre walk. Two men in a van slowed down next to me and one shouted out the window 'wish I could grab you and give you a good f*cking'..."

ALT "They then drove away really fast. I told security and the security man said 'boys can be a little bit silly sometimes'".

ALT A meme with the text “When a man tells me I’d be prettier if I smiled”. The image is of a person pointing towards a globe, with the text “Show me where I asked”.

ALT A story of street harassment in Seaford, Victoria: "I'm 15 and not too long ago I was waiting at a bus stop in Seaford with two friends. It was dark and we were sat on the floor since there were no benches and we had to wait an hour for the next bus..."

ALT "A white pickup truck pulled up and 2 men yelled something at me along the lines of "nice tits, need a ride?" In the moment all I could do was give them the finger..."

ALT "but their response to that was to throw glass bottles in our direction, only narrowly missing us. For the rest of the time waiting for the bus I sat on edge because I thought they would come back and do something worse..."

ALT "At the time of the incident I was wearing a lower cut top and it took me a couple of months to acknowledge that it wasn't my choice of clothes that caused the event, it was the men.”

ALT On a streetscape background, a blue square with a graphic of two hands holding a heart. The text reads “This Human Rights Day, join us in working towards equality for all. The UN Declaration of Human Rights states that all humans are equal in dignity and rights: everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person. This includes feeling safe on our streets, free from harassment”.