Mural calls for women's safety in city
A mural highlighting the issue of violence against women and girls has been painted in Duke Street, LeedsIt was designed with help from the Getaway Girls charityA colourful mural to highlight the issue of violence against women and girls has been painted in Leeds.
The artwork has appeared on the wall of St Anne’s Resource Centre - a site providing support for homeless and vulnerable people - and overlooks Duke Street.Young women from Getaway Girls, a charity that helps people build confidence, helped to design the mural.Councillor Debra Coupar, artist Harriet Wood and Simon Hodgson, head of Safer Leeds, unveiled the mural
Emily Turner, project manager at Women’s Lives Leeds, said the artwork "sends a strong message to communities".Councillor Debra Coupar, executive member for resources with responsibility for Safer Leeds, said the mural "really draws attention to the issue of violence against women and girls, something that has no place in our city".
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