The exhibition on sexual (street) harassment brings personal stories and knowledge together in a powerful, physical experience. By putting people’s real experiences at the center, we make visible what often remains invisible. The combination of storytelling and knowledge-sharing creates recognition, awareness, and space for conversation. The exhibition includes a dynamic element, so visitors don’t just look, but are actively drawn into the story.
How does it work?
The indoor exhibition consists of 9 life-size, rotating panels featuring the stories of people who have experienced street harassment. By turning the panels themselves, visitors become actively involved with the content. The exhibition is well-suited to conferences, town halls, schools, and large indoor spaces where meeting and dialogue are central. The physical act of turning the panels deepens engagement and creates space for reflection and conversation.
Would you like to know more, or are you interested in bringing this exhibition to your city? Get in touch with Eline (she/they) via eline@bo-diversity.com.