
After an attack: your first practical steps
What happened is not your fault. Your immediate priorities are getting to safety and receiving the care you need. There

What happened is not your fault. Your immediate priorities are getting to safety and receiving the care you need. There

Women should be able to walk and run without being told to stay home, find a man to accompany them

Women are often taught to avoid appearing rude, even when someone is making them uncomfortable. A stranger asks increasingly personal

You notice the same person behind you after several turns. A vehicle slows when you do. Someone keeps changing direction

An emergency plan should answer one question: What must the people I trust do when I cannot explain what is

The few minutes spent stopping at a gate, waiting for it to open and getting inside can leave you distracted
Test your knowledge, share your experience, and help expose the gaps that could put people at risk.