This article presents findings from a comprehensive mapping exercise of activist responses to, and policy advocacy for, street harassment across the US, UK and Australia. Analysis of activist groups found that the bulk of responses constituted forms of “awareness raising” and documenting the experiences of victims, suggesting that current advocacy is largely situated within the “problem identification” phase of policy development. The extent and focus of activism and advocacy efforts varied across the three locations, with the responses advocated for shaped by local concerns and politics. In particular, activist groups diverged in their support for criminal justice responses to street harassment. Where policy and other initiatives have been developed, these have rarely been evaluated, and there is a clear need to establish an evidence base to better support future policy and practice developments.

本文介绍了针对美国，英国和澳大利亚的街头骚扰活动以及对维权人士的政策倡导而进行的全面测绘工作的发现。对激进团体的分析发现，大多数回应构成了“提高认识”并记录了受害者的经历的形式，这表明当前的倡导活动主要位于政策制定的“问题识别”阶段。在这三个地方，行动主义和倡导工作的程度和重点各不相同，倡导的应对措施受到当地关注和政治的影响。特别是，激进团体在支持对街头骚扰的刑事司法对策方面存在分歧。在制定了政策和其他举措的地方，很少对这些措施进行评估，