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Report sexual harassment safely and anonymously. Together, we can create change.
Reportd objectives
Report
Providing a user-friendly platform for individuals to report all levels of sexual harassment, especially incidents often dismissed or regarded as less serious, despite their harmful and pervasive impact.
Data Collection
Developing a comprehensive system for collecting data to better understand and analyse the prevalence of sexual harassment in Ireland.
Mind Shift
Encouraging a societal shift in attitude to recognise that all forms of sexual harassment are serious and warrant attention and reporting.
How your reports make a difference
Documenting the Unspoken
Our mission is that through providing a place for everyone to document their experience of sexual harassment, we can finally bring light to the severity of this issue and have statistics on paper of what is happening on a day to day basis.
Turning Data into Action
The aim is that once there is a regular cadence of reports coming in, or enough for us to derive insight and patterns, the data will be made available to organizations operating in the area of sexual harassment i.e. An Garda Síochána, rape crisis centres, as well as to inform policy and research.
Voices Driving Change
This data, our collective voices, will then go to informing solutions and next steps, as we move towards a society where sexual harassment is eradicated.
Frequently asked questions
Here are some frequently asked questions. If your question isn’t answered here, send us an email at emily@reportd.ie and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.
What is Reportd?
Reportd is a platform for anonymously reporting sexual harassment. We provide a safe, anonymous space for you to report when an incident occurs.
What is Reportd’s mission?
Our overarching mission is to live in a world where sexual harassment and sexual violence doesn’t exist. Reportd was developed to:
- Provide a place where reports of sexual harassment and sexual violence can be submitted easily and anonymously.
- Collect real time data to document and understand the issue of sexual harassment and sexual violence.
- Help undo the normalisation of sexual harassment; These incidences should not be an everyday normal occurrence. This behaviour is unacceptable and warrants reporting.
Why should I report something that happens to me?
If we are to eradicate sexual harassment and violence, we need to fully understand the extent of the issue. To fully understand the issue, we need to know about it. If we don’t report these incidents, they will always remain hidden and difficult to address. We understand that reporting sexual harassment and sexual violence can be painful, and we don’t take that lightly. By collectively reporting our experiences of sexual harassment and violence, we can shed light on this issue and give ourselves a real chance of making a meaningful impact
What happens after I submit a report?
Your report will provide much needed data that will help us gain a better understanding of the issue of sexual harassment and violence in Ireland, and will play a direct role in informing action and solutions to address this issue.
Will I be identified?
No. Reports are completely anonymous, thus cannot and will not be used to identify you.
Will the person who sexually harassed/ was violent towards me ever be identified?
No, never. We do not collect any identifiable data of the perpetrator thus they cannot and will not be identified.
How do I keep up to date on Reportd’s progress and findings?
We’d love that! Submit your email below, and we’ll keep you in the loop as we progress.
Your experience is valid. Your voice is powerful.
Use our secure form to report sexual harassment — safely, anonymously, and without judgment.
Helplines
If you or someone you know is experiencing sexual assault or abuse, you’re not alone — support is available.
Below are some trusted helplines you can contact for confidential help and guidance.
If you’re in immediate danger, please call 112 or 999.
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