Morrisons shoppers praise supermarket for free discreet Ask for Sandy service
They ve been widely praised for the scheme
Morrisons has been praised for the move (Image: Chris Radburn/PA Wire)
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Morrisons has been praised for its new discreet period product service.
The supermarket giant has launched its own initiative to help those who may be struggling to get access to sanitary products.
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Clear Channel has joined forces with Our Streets Now and Plan International UK to launch a national OOH campaign in efforts to make public sexual harassment (PSH) a criminal offence in the UK and change the culture surrounding it.
The #CrimeNotCompliment campaign has been created by Plan International UK, a global children’s and girls’ rights charity, and Our Streets Now, a movement started by sisters Gemma Tutton and Maya Tutton, who have been campaigning since 2019 to bring an end to public sexual harassment.
The Out of Home campaign has been in development since the end of 2020 and has launched across Clear Channel’s digital Out of Home sites nationwide. Featuring striking visuals and real-life testimonials, the campaign highlights the everyday experiences of public sexual harassment experienced by girls, young women, and people of marginalized genders, and encourages the public to take joint action.