https://blogs.kcl.ac.

uk/itstopshere/
 What is ‘It Stops Here’?

It Stops Here is a collaborative campaign by

King’s College London and KCLSU to build a safe
and inclusive environment where sexual
harassment is never acceptable. We’re asking
everyone to do something, big or small, to help
us.

blog.kcl.ac.uk/itstopshere
 Facts
- Almost 67 per cent of students have heard
rape or sexual assault jokes whilst on campus
- 49 per cent of sexual assault survivors have
reported issues with their mental health
- 60 per cent of sexual assault or stalking cases
involved a student as the perpetrator
- 25 per cent of sexual assault survivors stated
that their studies had been effected

blog.kcl.ac.uk/itstopshere
 How can you get involved?
• Take the pledge;
• Commit to one of
our workshops;
• Host a
departmental/
society event
• Attend a
collaborative event
• Be an active
bystander

blog.kcl.ac.uk/itstopshere
 Pledge
I pledge to be an ambassador for change by:
• Educating myself and others about sexual harassment, assault and rape
• Acknowledging that anyone can be subjected to sexual harassment
regardless of their sexuality, gender, race, religion, or disability
• Intervening when I see peers or colleagues experiencing unwanted
behaviour or attention*
• Interrupting conversations or jokes that promote a culture of sexual violence
• Creating an environment in which sexual harassment is unacceptable and is
supportive of survivors.

[Signature]

blog.kcl.ac.uk/itstopshere
 Report and Support

1. Make an informal complaint

2. Make a formal complaint
3. Contact the police, a member of staff and
Rape Crisis London

blog.kcl.ac.uk/itstopshere
 Workshops

1. Frontline Staff Training;

2. Society and Activity Workshops;
3. IHeartConsent Workshops;
4. Unconscious Bias Workshop

blog.kcl.ac.uk/itstopshere
 Student Support
We have a number of societies who are supporting the
campaign including:
• GKT Football
• KCL Men’s Rugby
• GKT Men’s Rugby
• KCL Tamil Soc
• KCL Intersectional Feminist Society
• KCL LGBT
• KCL Nursing and Midwifery Society
• The Medical Students Association
• FOSIS/ ISoc
• IoPPN
• Pakistani Soc

blog.kcl.ac.uk/itstopshere
 Events
• Surviving Sexual Assault ft. IoPPN
• Screening of the Hunting Ground ft. Q&A with
Kirby Dick
• “Decentring” the Masculine Gay’ze ft. LGBT Soc
• Nicki Night (Fundraiser) ft. iFemSoc & DJ Soc
• Feminist Comedy Night ft. KCL iFemSoc
• Touch Rugby ft. King’s Rugby
• Muslim Women in the West’ ft. KCL ISOC & FOSIS
• Feelin’ My SelfCare ft. NUS WomCam
 Successes of the Campaign
• Almost 1,000 pledges (including sabb officers, students and staff)
• Featured on various media outlets including BuzzFeed, BBC
Trending, HuffPost, King’s Media, LSE’s ‘The Beaver’,
Cosmopolitan, NUS Connect, Al Jazeera and Elle
• NUS recognised the campaign
• Part of the Good Night Out Campaign + successfully passed the
Lad Culture motion
• Part of the NUS Lad Culture Pilot Scheme
• Huge Social Media Campaign (over 700 likes within 2 months)
• Convinced the university to provide further funds for Jan 2016
• The University has offered co-founder of the campaign, Hareem
Ghani, an opportunity to work with the university re: student
engagement
• Working closely with external organisations like FOSIS
 Future Aims Of The Campaign
• Two week long fundraisers in mid-to-late January 2016 to
increase presence on campus, and refresh the campaign;
• Funds from the fundraiser will be used to facilitate safe
spaces for survivors of sexual assault (via Rape Crisis
Centre)
• Setting up specialist support groups for BME students
• Set up self care workshops
• Get the university to commit delivering consent
workshops to Freshers & for the Union to embed it into
President and Treasurers training
• For the University to pay consent workshop facilitators
 Ambassadors for the Campaign
Their role includes:
• Liaising with Individual Societies
• Setting up Events (Room Bookings, Contacting External Speakers
etc.)
• Promotion of Events (via Social Media and Putting up Posters on
Campus)
• Working with Student Media to get Coverage for the Campaign
• Working together to roll out Welfare Workshops for Students
and Staff
• Delivering Consent Workshops
• Delivering Presentations about the Campaign to Freshers
 Social Media
Website: https://blogs.kcl.ac.uk/itstopshere/

Twitter: KCLitstopshere

Facebook: KCL It Stops Here

Instagram: KCLitstopshere
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
Eo4LkupgEt4
blog.kcl.ac.uk/itstopshere