Our resources

We’ve designed a variety of different resources and tools to help you take action against sexual violence in nightlife and beyond. You can find these here alongside a selection of videos that showcase the work we do.

  • We all need the toilet!

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    In partnership with Galop, the UK’s LGBT+ anti-violence charity, we compiled a detailed guide that cuts through misinformation to help you safely and sensitively ensure your bathrooms are gender-inclusive.

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    The cover of Galop and Good Night Out's 'We all need the toilet' gender access toolkit.

  • Bystander Guide

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    We train nightlife staff, security and event organisers, but what can you do if you’re on a night out and are worried about someone’s behaviour? Find out in this easy read guide to being an active bystander.

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    Good Night Out's Bystander Guide cover. Text reads 'could you be an active bystander? What's on your mind on a night out? Having fun? Meeting new people? Responding to sexual harassment or assault?'

  • Safety Standards Checklist

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    If you’re feeling overwhelmed about where to start with making your premises safer, begin with with this handy guide and its Seven Safety Standards.

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    The cover of Good Night Out's 'Safety Standards for Nightlife Spaces' checklist.

  • Board member Estella discusses 'Zoombombing'

    Our board member and bassist of punk bands Charmpit and Big Joanie discusses her experience of a racist attack by trolls during her bands’ online album launch party, and what should be done to challenge this abuse.

  • BBC London • Inside Out

    Our work and the reasons why it’s necessary are featured in this short BBC documentary on Inside Out London. They joined us as we delivered a training session with venue staff.

  • Southwark Women's Safety Charter

    We worked with this local authority to upskill premises in preventing sexual harassment and assault, including this training video produced by Tara Manandhar.

To find signposts to specialist organisations we trust, or share an experience at one of our trained venues, please see our Support page.

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