A prominent New York City-based activist is taking a bold step to address the long-standing issue of street harassment in the city. Mahmud Mamdani, a local advocate, has launched a $250,000 advertising campaign aimed at combating catcalling on public transportation, ferries, and near construction sites. The ads, which will be displayed across the city's subway system, ferries, and construction zones, are designed to raise awareness about the impact of catcalling on its victims and encourage bystanders to intervene. With this high-profile campaign, Mamdani is hoping to spark a wider conversation about the need for a safer and more respectful public space for all New Yorkers.
Mamdani kicks off $250,000 anti-catcalling ad blitz on NYC subways, ferries and near construction sites New York Post
