Fragen Sie nach Angela Kampagne, sexuelle Übergriffe Keyword Kampagne, um Trinker in Bars, Clubs und Pubs zu schützen - Bermondsey, South London, Großbritannien
3984 x 3528 px | 33,7 x 29,9 cm | 13,3 x 11,8 inches | 300dpi
Aufnahmedatum:
30. November 2019
Ort:
Hi I'm Angela, Ask for Angela poster in bar toilet , Bermondsey, South London, England, UK
Weitere Informationen:
A close view inside a pub toilet showing an “Hi I’m Angela” poster from the Ask for Angela safety campaign, mounted on a painted wall next to a wall fixed hand dryer. The sign is designed as a clear, high impact public notice for people who feel unsafe on a night out or on a date. The headline text reads “Hi I’m Angela” and the body copy prompts situations such as a date not going well or feeling uncomfortable, including references to dating apps like Tinder and POF. It explains a discreet code phrase: if you go to the bar and ask for “Angela”, staff will understand that you need help getting out of the situation. The poster also indicates that staff can assist with arranging a taxi or helping someone leave discreetly, emphasising low fuss support and privacy. A hashtag “askforangela” is visible on the design, alongside icons and a QR code that suggests further information is available. The setting, a pub toilet, matters because it is one of the few private spaces in a venue where someone can pause, read, and decide to seek help. The combination of everyday washroom fixtures and the bold campaign design reinforces the message that safeguarding is part of normal venue operation, not an exceptional response. The image works well for editorial use covering women’s safety, night time economy responsibility, harassment prevention, and the practical measures pubs and bars adopt to support customers. It also fits features about modern dating culture and the risks some people experience when meeting strangers, showing how public venues can provide a structured, discreet route to assistance without requiring confrontation. The readable text and recognisable campaign branding make it useful as an illustrative image for news articles, community safety communications, safeguarding training, and awareness content about staying safe while socialising.
