"Stand Up Against Street Harassment" With Eva Longoria

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Dear friends,

   Stand up to Street Harassment, Get street smart!

Today we have a very special invitation for you: get trained with Eva Longoria and our Executive Director Emily May on how to intervene if you witness street harassment.

We are so grateful to work alongside incredible advocates like Eva Longoria, who last December participated in a Stand Up Against Street Harassment event with L’Oréal Paris and Hollaback! in Dubai. Now we want to share this training with all of you, and empower you with the messages and wisdom Eva and Emily shared with us.

“Harassment is never right no matter where you are in the world and this is a very powerful training that transcends nationalities and countries,” said Longoria. “The fact that we’ve all experienced harassment bonds us together as sisters throughout the world and that to me is so powerful, to build this sisterhood through this training because now we know how to stand up for each other,” she added during the training. 


For Emily May, the intention is also to understand that “if we have a culture where street harassment isn’t ok then it starts to build a culture where other forms of assault and violence aren’t ok either.”


It is inspiring to see that together we can make a difference and contribute to building a world where everyone has the right to be who they are. 


Our "Stand Up Against Street Harassment" program in partnership with L'Oréal Paris is a simple but powerful tool to make a change.


Watch and share this training event to help spread this powerful message.

Thank you for supporting this incredible movement!

With Love,

Hollaback!

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