Good Night Out Campaign

Good Night Out Campaign An international campaign working with licensed premises to deal with tackle and prevent the harassment of women and LGBT+ people on nights out.

Good Night Out Campaign is an independent international initiative dedicated to raising awareness of sexual harassment and helping the nighttime economy address, deal with, tackle and prevent this issue through a poster campaign and specialist training. Launched in April 2014 and endorsed by Drinkaware, End Violence Against Women Coalition, Hollaback London, National Union of Students and Everyday

Sexism, Good Night Out is a totally independent team of organisers and trainers passionate about making nights out safer for all, and active worldwide. We work in partnership with councils, licensing teams, women’s groups and charities across the country to deliver training, consultation and support. We developed and delivered training for Southwark Council’s landmark Women’s Safety Charter, alcohol awareness charity Drinkaware, and Kingston Upon Thames Council in partnership with the Met Police. Our work has been featured on BBC, The Guardian, Evening Standard, NME, Dazed Magazine and many more.

As a team based between London and Berlin this weekend we felt the joyful strength of collective resistance at Trans+ Pr...
27/07/2026

As a team based between London and Berlin this weekend we felt the joyful strength of collective resistance at Trans+ Pride in London, and sickening horror at the attack on CSD Berlin.

We burn with ongoing rage at the hypocrisy of leaders who are so eager to deploy the rhetoric of condemnation of one form of hate only to embolden another, so comfortable using extrajudicial killing, and so satisfied for police to enact their own routine of state-sanctioned q***rbashing at Berlin’s Internationalist Q***r Pride across town.

Our hearts are with the victim, all those injured and their loved ones, the q***r community united in grief, the Muslim community facing yet more hatred and targeting, and all impacted by this tragedy.

Our care, our clarity and preciseness in both language and action is our best weapon in these dark times.

(German translation in slides 3 & 4)

Last Thursday 25th June, members of London Harm Reduction Collective took part in another demo Overdose Prevention Site ...
29/06/2026

Last Thursday 25th June, members of London Harm Reduction Collective took part in another demo Overdose Prevention Site for the ‘Support Don’t Punish’ Global Day of Action. The demo was a radical act of care, showing what’s possible when we come together as a community to support each other and demand the change we need. Visitors spoke overwhelmingly positively about the pop-up, and affirmed the need for these spaces in the local area and across London. 🤝🌍💛

Visit londonhrc[dot]org[dot]uk for more info on the collective’s aims and upcoming events, and follow Support. Don’t Punish

26/06/2026

Got any hot tips for hosting a DIY event? Or written a party policy that you’re proud of? Then why not submit it to Nightlife Navigator - our free collaborative resource library for safer nightlife! Keep watching to learn how to add to our growing global archive 🧭🩷🌐

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We're thrilled to partner with the Association of Independent Festivals on their new Safer Spaces Campaign! 🤝 We'll be u...
23/06/2026

We're thrilled to partner with the Association of Independent Festivals on their new Safer Spaces Campaign! 🤝

We'll be up-skilling AIF member festivals with our The CPD Group certified accredited online training sessions - get the scoop via Music Week! 🎪

Independent festivals across the UK have committed to a new 2026 Safer Spaces Campaign led by the Association of Independent Festivals in partnership with Good Night Out.

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