“These stories are real, and our society needs to do better about how to handle them,” said “Underground” Photographer Margaret Wroblewski.
“It was a struggle, but that’s why it’s called the struggle.”
“We want our public spaces to feel safe,” says Ward 1 Councilmember Brianne Nadeau.
At the L’Enfant Plaza station last night.
Advocates against sexual harassment say WMATA has been a great partner.
The video was created by D.C.-based, digital content firm Miau Miaou Productions.
The other woman still has not been arrested.
WMATA has set a good example for raising awareness, activists say.
The stories are part of a larger study on street harassment.
In order to launch a late night ride service, Collective Action for Safe Spaces created a survey to find out how safe Washingtonians feel using different modes of transportation.
