#IsThisOK Podcast

In this bonus episode of the #IsThisOK Podcast, Kate Green from TfGM and Eve Holt from GM Moving join our group of men from Greater Manchester for a conversation about gender-based violence on public transport. We talk about the ways men and boys can help women and girls feel safer and highlight the support that's already available across the network.More than 7 in 10 women of all ages in the UK have experienced some form of sexual harassment in public. Women and girls deserve to feel safe, including when on all forms of transport.Public transport is well-used across Greater Manchester, even more so in the lead up to Christmas and the New Year. Men and boys acknowledging and addressing behaviours is the first step in challenging gender-based violence.Bee Network GM  GM MovingTrigger warning: This podcast conversation explores sensitive topics that some viewers may find upsetting or triggering. Topics include gender-based violence.This podcast has been produced as part of Greater Manchester’s Gender-Based Violence Strategy. The views and opinions expressed in this conversation are personal views of participants and are not representative of GMCA as an organisation. www.isthisokgm.co.ukFollow us to stay updated:InstagramFacebookTwitterTikTok

After exploring the why and how of gender-based violence, a group of men from Greater Manchester have a conversation about how to change the story moving forward. How can we start changing these behaviours across all spaces including those online?Trigger warning: This podcast conversation explores sensitive topics that some viewers may find upsetting or triggering. Topics include gender-based violence.This podcast has been produced as part of Greater Manchester’s Gender-Based Violence Strategy. The views and opinions expressed in this conversation are personal views of participants and are not representative of GMCA as an organisation. www.isthisokgm.co.ukFollow us to stay updated:InstagramFacebookTwitterTikTok

In this second episode, a diverse group of men from across Greater Manchester delve into why gender-based violence is so harmful and why it needs to be talked about more. After watching the original #IsThisOK? video, the group reflects on experiences women often go through that they are unaware of and how they can challenge the harmful behaviours. Trigger warning: This podcast conversation explores sensitive topics that some viewers may find upsetting or triggering. Topics include gender-based violence.This podcast has been produced as part of Greater Manchester’s Gender-Based Violence Strategy. The views and opinions expressed in this conversation are personal views of participants and are not representative of GMCA as an organisation. www.isthisokgm.co.ukFollow us to stay updated:InstagramFacebookTwitterTikTok

Nooruddean Choudry guides a conversation between a group of men that explores topics around gender-based violence. Where does it happen? What are the causes and solutions? How are gender-based norms playing a role in this? How have men been raised to act a certain way or have a certain mindset towards women? What about men that are affected by gender-based violence?Trigger warning: This podcast conversation explores sensitive topics that some viewers may find upsetting or triggering. Topics include gender-based violence.This podcast has been produced as part of Greater Manchester’s Gender-Based Violence Strategy. The views and opinions expressed in this conversation are personal views of participants and are not representative of GMCA as an organisation. www.isthisokgm.co.ukFollow us to stay updated:InstagramFacebookTwitterTikTok

Listen in on crucial conversations between men about gender-based violence. Real change begins with open and honest conversations. A diverse range of guests share their opinions in this 3 part series, hosted by Nooruddean Choudry. Trigger warning: This podcast conversation explores sensitive topics that some viewers may find upsetting or triggering. Topics include gender-based violence.This podcast has been produced as part of Greater Manchester’s Gender-Based Violence Strategy. The views and opinions expressed in this conversation are personal views of participants and are not representative of GMCA as an organisation. www.isthisokgm.co.ukFollow us to stay updated:InstagramFacebookTwitterTikTok