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We Want To Hear From You!
Your voice matters!
Brentwood Borough Council has launched a survey to gain a deeper understanding of how safe women feel across the borough and to identify ways to enhance safety for women and girls in Brentwood. The survey invites women who live and work in the area to share their personal experiences, concerns and ideas on how to make Brentwood a safer place for everyone.
In partnership with the Women's Safety Charter, this survey is a collaborative initiative focused on addressing specific male behaviours that contribute to women feeling unsafe. The project emphasises the urgent need for education on women’s safety and expanding safe spaces that foster a respectful environment for women throughout Brentwood.
This survey offers an essential platform for women and girls to voice their experiences, with the results helping guide Brentwood’s local authorities and partnering agencies in shaping strategies to improve safety and overall community wellbeing
***WARNING*** This study involves asking about your personal safety. If this is a sensitive topic for you, you may not want to take part in this study and can simply close your browser to terminate the study.
Please note you must be 18 or over to complete this survey.
We Want To Hear From You!
Your voice matters!
Brentwood Borough Council has launched a survey to gain a deeper understanding of how safe women feel across the borough and to identify ways to enhance safety for women and girls in Brentwood. The survey invites women who live and work in the area to share their personal experiences, concerns and ideas on how to make Brentwood a safer place for everyone.
In partnership with the Women's Safety Charter, this survey is a collaborative initiative focused on addressing specific male behaviours that contribute to women feeling unsafe. The project emphasises the urgent need for education on women’s safety and expanding safe spaces that foster a respectful environment for women throughout Brentwood.
This survey offers an essential platform for women and girls to voice their experiences, with the results helping guide Brentwood’s local authorities and partnering agencies in shaping strategies to improve safety and overall community wellbeing
***WARNING*** This study involves asking about your personal safety. If this is a sensitive topic for you, you may not want to take part in this study and can simply close your browser to terminate the study.
Please note you must be 18 or over to complete this survey.
