Women’s Safety Isn’t Women’s Job: HASSL Founder Amy Watson on Shifting Accountability Back to Men скачать в хорошем качестве

Women’s Safety Isn’t Women’s Job: HASSL Founder Amy Watson on Shifting Accountability Back to Men

In Season 2, Episode 11 of Title IX Insider, Dr. Sandi sits down with Amy Watson, founder of HASSL, to talk about why women’s safety can’t keep being treated as an individual responsibility; and what prevention looks like when accountability moves back where it belongs: to men, communities, and the systems that enable harm. Amy shares HASSL’s startup story and the real-world experiences women report, including being followed home and other frightening encounters. Together, they unpack how common “safety advice” can quietly reinforce blame, and what it means to replace that messaging with practical education, community tools, and mindset shifts that reduce harm over time. In this episode, you’ll hear about: the moments and stories that inspired HASSL’s mission shifting responsibility off women and onto behavior, accountability, and culture how HASSL’s ambassador model works and why representation matters programming and resources for campuses and schools education for men and boys, consent education, and prevention strategies that actually stick Content note: This episode includes discussion of harassment, stalking, indecent exposure, attempted kidnapping, and frightening real-world situations. HASSL: https://hassl.uk/ Title IX Consulting Group: https://titleixconsultinggroup.com/ Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:31 Meet HASSL and what they’re building 01:21 The origin story 07:13 Trigger warning 08:51 Stop outsourcing safety to women 14:14 Does it translate globally 17:01 Bringing it to campuses and schools 20:25 Who shows up 23:37 Teaching men and boys 30:23 Consent education and prevention themes 36:15 Closing and takeaways #TitleIX #TitleIXInsider #Season2Episode11 #CampusSafety #StudentSafety #HarassmentPrevention #StalkingAwareness #ConsentEducation #Prevention #BystanderIntervention #HealthyRelationships #DatingViolencePrevention #Accountability #MensEngagement #HASSL