Sexual harassment happens to women of all ages, to young girls and adults, regardless of religion - of whether they wear hijab/niqab or not.

People who harass are among the educated as well as not, they could be rich or poor, they could be young and they could be old, too.
Harassment happens in public places as well as workplaces, universities, homes..
HarassMap invites guests to its annual event to debunk myths and excuses surrounding sexual harassment in Egypt.

Join HarassMap to talk about it, sing about it, share the message, and wear the message.

HarassMap will launch its 2012 annual report on the latest statistics and analyses on sexual harassment in Egypt.

HarassMap invites guests to join the chorus of singers raising their voices against sexual harassment and to witness artwork from audiences who responded to an open call on art against sexual harassment.

The annual report press conference will be complemented by:

▪ An open mic session with Mashrou3 Al Mareekh

HarassMap invites guests to come to Mashrou3 el Mareekh and share stories, songs, poetry, stand-up. "Be the change you wish to see" (see related events).

▪ An art exhibition, exhibiting the work of:

Ahtziri Gonzalez

Amjad Ali

Asma Ibrahim

Aya Khattab

Doaa ElAdl

Doaa Zain

Hossam Hassan Salem

Manar Munjed

Nourhan Refaat

Rasha Sayed Qenawy

▪ Live music, curated by eka3:

Ana Masry Band

Fayrouz Karawya

Ramy Essam

Mariam Ali and Shady Alfons