Be developed by collaborative partnerships which involve women and the agencies which control and regulate the local urban environment - local councils, police, community organisations, transport authorities and businesses. The Safe Women Project believes that women's safety in public places is an issue in most areas. Since its inception, the Project has gathered and produced a wealth of information about women's safety in public places. The Project believes that continuing to share this information and experience will help women to participate in community safety activities everywhere, and ensure that women's concerns are heard and responded to. To facilitate this process, we have developed this kit.
Safe kit is a comprehensive resource for exploring and improving women's safety in public places.
It includes written information and resources, a video titled Ask Any Woman and a Women's Safety Audit Guide. The kit documents the experiences and knowledge gathered by the Safe Women Project. The information in the kit starts with women talking about safety in public places. It explores and acknowledges women's fear of crime as an important aspect of community safety. It recommends working in partnership with local councils and agencies to develop solutions.