An innovative new campaign by Warwick District Council aims to highlight the impact of sexual harassment on women and girls by asking men to 'spend a day in her shoes' and realise the impact that inappropriate behaviour can have.

'In Her Shoes', produced in collaboration with local production company YouNeek Productions and funded by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire, uses a gender-role-reversal approach, where a schoolboy and an adult man go about their day and experience examples of the everyday microaggressions that many women and girls face.

The aim of the video and the campaign is to encourage boys and men to reflect on these situations and consider how they might feel in the same circumstances.

The video was launched at an event at the Royal Spa Centre on Tuesday 10 March 2026, with partner organisations including Warwickshire Police and local support charities in attendance.

Cllr Jim Sinnott, Portfolio Holder for Safer, Healthier and Active Communities, said: "Every woman and girl deserves to walk through our streets feeling safe and respected. Too often, inappropriate behaviour like wolf whistling, catcalling and persistent staring are just dismissed as normal, which if left unchallenged could escalate and lead to the wider issue of violence against women and girls.

"Our aim is to show the impact that these micro-aggressions can have, to empower people to have the courage to challenge sexual harassment when they see it; and encourage better behaviour from the boys and men in our community."

Cllr Jim Sinnott, Portfolio Holder for Safer, Healthier and Active Communities (image supplied)

Luke Evans, Creative Director at YouNeek Productions, added: "As a company, and as a human, we were delighted to be asked to produce this film for the council. They had a vision, and we took that and created ideas to make them visually come to life. Not just to look nice, but to have an impact, to make a viewer think slightly differently.

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"No one should be made to feel uncomfortable when out in public, girls and women especially. We want to play a part in something that we believe will make a difference. Storytelling through video production is what we do, and this is definitely a story worth telling and one we want to be a part of."

To watch the video and for further details on support available, visit here.

Luke Evans, Creative Director at YouNeek Productions (image supplied)