End Police Misogyny

We are rising up together and pushing back against the idea that violence against women and girls and police abuse of power happen just because of the occasional bad apple. Institutional misogyny is baked into all police forces. It shapes the culture within the systems designed to keep us safe, and urgently must be rooted out.

WE are pushing for a statutory inquiry into misogyny in the full UK police force, and for radical reform.

Live campaigns:

👉 Covered the UK in spoof police recruitment posters accurately showcasing the toxic culture in policing 

Our activist campaigns so far:

👉 Projected the ways women are forced to protect themselves onto Parliament

👉 Organised a 10 mile March on the Met in honour of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman

👉 Amplified 10,000 women’s experiences of mistreatment to the Met Police

👉 Gained 10% of votes for a Police Commissioner election campaigning to end VAWG

👉 Covered London with witness appeal posters after officers discussed about abusing their partners and raping colleagues

👉 Replaced statue placards nationwide with QR codes exposing the government’s greater protections for statues over women

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