Central District Alliance (CDA) has partnered with the Suzy Lamplugh Trust to bring you this free women's safety webinar, to empower those that live and work in Holborn, Bloomsbury and Clerkenwell.

Anti-harassment/ bystander training

Following a growing national conversation around what the public can do to increase women’s safety, people and organisations want to take steps to be able to address the prevalence of unwanted and aggressive behaviours such as harassment that underly the broader cycle of violence against women and girls.

To accommodate public demand, the Suzy Lamplugh Trust and L’Oréal Paris formed a partnership to bring the expert approved international "Stand Up Against Street Harassment" training programme to UK audiences. The programme is an hour long, free of charge as it is sponsored by L’Oréal Paris, driving awareness of harassment, as well as upskilling and empowering bystanders across various settings such as public transport, educational institutions, festivals, public spaces, and workplaces, to help defuse situations, discourage harassers, and support victims. This is a global programme, and over 1.9M people have been trained worldwide to date.

For more information about the training, visit Anti-Harassment training (suzylamplugh.org)

Joining details for the webinar will be shared 24 hrs in advance.

If you have any questions about the event, please email info@centraldistrictalliance.com

About CDA

Central District Alliance is the collective voice of over 400 levy-paying businesses located in its economically and culturally thriving five neighbourhoods - St Giles, Holborn, Bloomsbury, Farringdon and Clerkenwell - promoting the area to visitors and businesses from all over the country and the world, while delivering on the priorities of its members and supporting the communities in which it operates.

The BID’s businesses work in sectors as diverse as tech, education, legal and professional services, hospitality and leisure, and include organisations such as the British Museum, the Rosewood Hotel, Mishcon de Reya, Google, LinkedIn, Snapchat, City University, LSE and the Arts Council England.

About Hatton Garden BID

A short walk from Farringdon and Chancery Lane underground stations, London's renowned district of Hatton Garden is bustling with fine jewellery stores, coffee shops, restaurants and Leather Lane Market, with some of London's most revered food stalls.

The Hatton Garden Business Improvement District aims to support business growth and see Hatton Garden grow as a world-renowned business and visitor destination through amplifying the revitalisation of the area, enhancing its iconic status as London’s famous jewellery quarter and developing the experience of working, living, doing business and visiting the area.

Women's safety webinar - Stand Up Against Harassment training