The power of US!
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80+
Girls
40+
Team members
5
Countries
100+
Wetopians
Marcella (17)
To be able to give my opinion to make the Marolles better.
Diane (27)
The group effect is very important. The more girls you show up in a certain place, the less chance there is of being harassed.
Saskia (30)
Skateparks are really very masculine places. That sometimes toxic masculinity takes up a lot of space. That's difficult.
Lixole (19)
You do not need to be anyones wingwoman but instead make them be under your wing, cause you got to always be the boss baby.
Warda (15)
I came here to help, but mainly because when I go to the basketball courts, I don't feel like I belong at all. It should be normal for girls to play sports.
Anisa (19)
I want safety because girls who feel safe and strong in their city and their lives have their voices truly heard.
Ines (17)
I want women to have a greater place in society and to be listened to more.
Nontando (20)
I want to walk freely in public without feeling low self esteem. I want to confident!
Estelle (20)
More fun, activities and exercise in the park.
Chloe (17)
I want girls to stand up for themselves, believe in themselves, believe that all things are possible. Do things that make you happy and just be you!
Marianne
I'm here to meet new people.
Ranya (19)
Places to sit outside, benches for girls, that’s why I’m here.
Alex (10)
I want girls to stand up against abuse.
Nouhaila (17)
I'm here to help, and because I want there to be more space for women and girls outdoors in the future.
Wiam (17)
When I heard about the project, it immediately struck a chord with me. I think it's important for girls to be empowered and to have their place in sport.
Rania (16)
I am here so that we, as women, can have a voice and express how we do not always feel free in public spaces.
Selma (18)
I come here to see how things will turn out.
Ithinathi (17)
We as girls should feel safe everywhere we go & feel safe. Nothing is impossible. Even the world itself say "I'm Possible".
Freya (18)
Sports lessons and lunch should be possible in the park without being catcalled.
Lundikazi (16)
As a girl, I want to change other girls so that they can feel comfortable and safe because it's too bad outside.
Elise (18)
I think it's extremely important that young and older women can always feel safe and walk wherever they want.
Juliette (12)
Safety is the biggest problem, and there is not much we can do about it ourselves.
Yasmine (19)
I am here because I believe that, as girls, we have as many rights in public spaces as boys do.
Amy (17)
I want me and others to be able to walk without fear.
Sofia (17)
I live in the Marolles for six years now. Safety is important. I know what I am talking about. I already have been assaulted and more than once.”
ZuZani (26)
Your word is your want so wield it wise.
Vicky (46)
I am the mommy of a twelve year old skater girl. The skatepark could be much more pleasant and friendly for girls.
Myriam (62)
I want the park to be a safe place that young and old alike enjoy visiting at any time of the day or night.
Ketline (18)
I’d like to bring up the social and cultural aspect of a neighborhood. Cultural aspects also change.
Tatum (15)
What I want for girls is that they can be free and not afraid to talk, that they are noticed and safe either way.
Azola (16)
I Want girls to feel safe anywhere they go!
Sumaya (20)
I want every girl to feel peace and confidence everywhere.
Chanté (18)
All I want for girls is to feel safe and not to have fear.
Malak (13)
I want to feel more free when we play, in parks and everywhere.
Eva (26)
Safety in public spaces for everyone.
Romaiça (16)
Not only for us, also for our moms. There’s no space for them in public space. I think they should not be afraid to get out in the streets.
uBusi (24)
The best thing you can ever do yourself, as a girls, it is to realize that you have the power to be anything and everything that you want to be.
Imke (24)
I want to be able to walk through the park with peace of mind.
Lonezo (16)
I want to see many young girls to learn how to stand up for themselves and to be independent.
Maryam (16)
I live in the Marolles for nine years now. In public space, we only see boys. I also want to be able to sit somewhere.
Irène (74)
Being able to walk peacefully and safely in the park.
Romane (20)
We have to democratize places for girls. I am a skater and also at the skatepark there is a lot of aggression. I often experience it.
Anela (16)
I want to see girls being confident with themselves.
Miche (17)
I want girls to know they have the right to speak and they should also know their voices matter.
Victoire (17)
It’s nice to be able to contribute to a change.
Sabariin (18)
I want girls to feel comfortable and strong.
Katelyn (17)
Girls can stand up against violence. Girls can make their lives different by education.
Laura (25)
Skateparks are places where cis men have already conquered the terrain. They are at home there.
Lieve (55)
I want freedom and happiness for all girls and women.
Simone (24)
Recognize your power, girl!
Joyce (18)
Women have the right to feel safe.
Mayssane (16)
I am here so that girls can have a greater place in society.
Zama (24)
I want to be able to wear what I want freely, without being subjected to being cat-called & sexualized.
Likhona (17)
I want girls to be free in public spaces, confident and stand up for themselves and others.
Ongeziwe (21)
I want girls to be able to wear what they want, wherever they want to wear it.
Wanda
I want girls to trust and believe in themselves and know that they are strong and powerful.
Ketiane (17)
I am glad to participate. I love Brussels a lot and Brussels deserves a better image, a better reputation when it’s about safety for girls. That’s where I want to contribute.
Nour (22)
Luckily I don't have any traumatic experiences. But it’s true that we are often inside. I wonder how we can change things for girls.
Amahle (16)
I want to be able to study everyday. I want to be a free person ever.
Ruqaya (19)
I want to feel as safe as most men.
Lilitha (20)
I want to be comfortable in whatever I want to wear, without people judging me.
Aqsa (19)
Safety for women means freedom for everyone.
Tara (15)
I want girls to be free and not to be afraid and to talk out and to come out of the scary zone.
Portia (24)
I want girls to stand up for themselves and create businesses to get more independent.
Zine (16)
She believed she could so she did.
Mia (70)
I want everyone to be able to move around the park safely, day and night.
Tyra Lee (14)
I want girls to be safe and to stand up for themselves and not be afraid to speak up. Girls also need to be seen!
Mayssae (16)
I am here to ensure that women and girls have a place in public life.
Zita (16)
I want women to feel safer on the streets.
Widad (20)
I am here to create and to give my opinion, so that we can be more comfortable and evolve in society.
Kuhle (28)
Harness your power
Ithinathi (16)
I want to walk free without having pepper spray for my safety.
Rizlaine (23)
I’d like to bring up the social and cultural aspect of a neighborhood. Cultural aspects also change.
Avu (25)
Walk the streets freely without 'fear'!
Yamila (19)
What some men do in the park is not a good example for children.
Zimbini (21)
I want to wear what I'm comfortable in without thinking what people may think or say.
Soukayna (16)
There’s just not enough space for girls.
Lina (16)
I’m very interested in this theme.
Lina (16)
I’m very interested in this theme.
uBusi (24)
The best thing you can ever do yourself, as a girls, it is to realize that you have the power to be anything and everything that you want to be.
Lonezo (16)
I want to see many young girls to learn how to stand up for themselves and to be independent.
Mayssane (16)
I am here so that girls can have a greater place in society.
Vicky (46)
I am the mommy of a twelve year old skater girl. The skatepark could be much more pleasant and friendly for girls.
ZuZani (26)
Your word is your want so wield it wise.
Estelle (20)
More fun, activities and exercise in the park.
Ithinathi (16)
I want to walk free without having pepper spray for my safety.
Katelyn (17)
Girls can stand up against violence. Girls can make their lives different by education.
Victoire (17)
It’s nice to be able to contribute to a change.
Wiam (17)
When I heard about the project, it immediately struck a chord with me. I think it's important for girls to be empowered and to have their place in sport.
Chloe (17)
I want girls to stand up for themselves, believe in themselves, believe that all things are possible. Do things that make you happy and just be you!
Yamila (19)
What some men do in the park is not a good example for children.
Ruqaya (19)
I want to feel as safe as most men.
Soukayna (16)
There’s just not enough space for girls.
Freya (18)
Sports lessons and lunch should be possible in the park without being catcalled.
Amahle (16)
I want to be able to study everyday. I want to be a free person ever.
Mayssae (16)
I am here to ensure that women and girls have a place in public life.
Portia (24)
I want girls to stand up for themselves and create businesses to get more independent.
Tatum (15)
What I want for girls is that they can be free and not afraid to talk, that they are noticed and safe either way.
Elise (18)
I think it's extremely important that young and older women can always feel safe and walk wherever they want.
Sumaya (20)
I want every girl to feel peace and confidence everywhere.
Imke (24)
I want to be able to walk through the park with peace of mind.
Avu (25)
Walk the streets freely without 'fear'!
Sabariin (18)
I want girls to feel comfortable and strong.
Myriam (62)
I want the park to be a safe place that young and old alike enjoy visiting at any time of the day or night.
Kuhle (28)
Harness your power
Ketiane (17)
I am glad to participate. I love Brussels a lot and Brussels deserves a better image, a better reputation when it’s about safety for girls. That’s where I want to contribute.
Miche (17)
I want girls to know they have the right to speak and they should also know their voices matter.
Chanté (18)
All I want for girls is to feel safe and not to have fear.
Ranya (19)
Places to sit outside, benches for girls, that’s why I’m here.
Ketline (18)
I’d like to bring up the social and cultural aspect of a neighborhood. Cultural aspects also change.
Ines (17)
I want women to have a greater place in society and to be listened to more.
Likhona (17)
I want girls to be free in public spaces, confident and stand up for themselves and others.
Simone (24)
Recognize your power, girl!
Juliette (12)
Safety is the biggest problem, and there is not much we can do about it ourselves.
Amy (17)
I want me and others to be able to walk without fear.
Lundikazi (16)
As a girl, I want to change other girls so that they can feel comfortable and safe because it's too bad outside.
Laura (25)
Skateparks are places where cis men have already conquered the terrain. They are at home there.
Anisa (19)
I want safety because girls who feel safe and strong in their city and their lives have their voices truly heard.
Rizlaine (23)
I’d like to bring up the social and cultural aspect of a neighborhood. Cultural aspects also change.
Yasmine (19)
I am here because I believe that, as girls, we have as many rights in public spaces as boys do.
Lixole (19)
You do not need to be anyones wingwoman but instead make them be under your wing, cause you got to always be the boss baby.
Lieve (55)
I want freedom and happiness for all girls and women.
Eva (26)
Safety in public spaces for everyone.
Sofia (17)
I live in the Marolles for six years now. Safety is important. I know what I am talking about. I already have been assaulted and more than once.”
Zita (16)
I want women to feel safer on the streets.
Zama (24)
I want to be able to wear what I want freely, without being subjected to being cat-called & sexualized.
Anela (16)
I want to see girls being confident with themselves.
Warda (15)
I came here to help, but mainly because when I go to the basketball courts, I don't feel like I belong at all. It should be normal for girls to play sports.
Tara (15)
I want girls to be free and not to be afraid and to talk out and to come out of the scary zone.
Selma (18)
I come here to see how things will turn out.
Alex (10)
I want girls to stand up against abuse.
Nouhaila (17)
I'm here to help, and because I want there to be more space for women and girls outdoors in the future.
Rania (16)
I am here so that we, as women, can have a voice and express how we do not always feel free in public spaces.
Marianne
I'm here to meet new people.
Diane (27)
The group effect is very important. The more girls you show up in a certain place, the less chance there is of being harassed.
Maryam (16)
I live in the Marolles for nine years now. In public space, we only see boys. I also want to be able to sit somewhere.
Romane (20)
We have to democratize places for girls. I am a skater and also at the skatepark there is a lot of aggression. I often experience it.
Nontando (20)
I want to walk freely in public without feeling low self esteem. I want to confident!
Ithinathi (17)
We as girls should feel safe everywhere we go & feel safe. Nothing is impossible. Even the world itself say "I'm Possible".
Zine (16)
She believed she could so she did.
Saskia (30)
Skateparks are really very masculine places. That sometimes toxic masculinity takes up a lot of space. That's difficult.
Joyce (18)
Women have the right to feel safe.
Romaiça (16)
Not only for us, also for our moms. There’s no space for them in public space. I think they should not be afraid to get out in the streets.
Marcella (17)
To be able to give my opinion to make the Marolles better.
Irène (74)
Being able to walk peacefully and safely in the park.
Tyra Lee (14)
I want girls to be safe and to stand up for themselves and not be afraid to speak up. Girls also need to be seen!
Nour (22)
Luckily I don't have any traumatic experiences. But it’s true that we are often inside. I wonder how we can change things for girls.
Wanda
I want girls to trust and believe in themselves and know that they are strong and powerful.
Azola (16)
I Want girls to feel safe anywhere they go!
Ongeziwe (21)
I want girls to be able to wear what they want, wherever they want to wear it.
Aqsa (19)
Safety for women means freedom for everyone.
Widad (20)
I am here to create and to give my opinion, so that we can be more comfortable and evolve in society.
Zimbini (21)
I want to wear what I'm comfortable in without thinking what people may think or say.
Lilitha (20)
I want to be comfortable in whatever I want to wear, without people judging me.
Mia (70)
I want everyone to be able to move around the park safely, day and night.
Malak (13)
I want to feel more free when we play, in parks and everywhere.
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Julie Van Garsse
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