"Luisa is here!" campaign
The "Luisa is here!" campaign offers women and girls quick and uncomplicated support and help in the event of sexual harassment and violence - whether in bars, clubs, kiosks or at parties.
Women and girls often find themselves in situations where they feel harassed or intimidated while partying or going out. The “Luisa is here!” campaign offers a quick and discreet way to get help in Wiesbaden.
Anyone who feels uncomfortable or threatened can simply ask the staff at participating bars, restaurants, and clubs:
This is the signal for support and a safe place to go.Is Luisa here?
All participating locations have taken part in the training for the "Luisa is here!" campaign, which was developed by the Municipal Women's Office in consultation with the Wildwasser Wiesbaden e.V. counseling center and tailored to each location.
The campaign is coordinated and funded by the Wiesbaden Municipal Women’s Office.
Join in
Businesses such as bars, restaurants, nightclubs, kiosks, and clubs can join the initiative. Training on "Luisa is here!" is mandatory before participation. Those interested should contact the Wiesbaden Municipal Women's Department.
Help for those affected
A resource center for women and girls who have experienced sexual violence:
Celebrate safely - "Luisa is here!" at city festivals and events in Wiesbaden
Since 2023, the Municipal Women’s Office, in cooperation with the Association for Mobile Youth Work (MOJA), has been providing awareness teams at various festivals in Wiesbaden. Those in need can receive help and support quickly and easily. The awareness teams are committed to ensuring a safe and respectful environment at the festivals. The teams consist of trained professionals, are easily recognizable by their red bags, black T-shirts, and purple vests—and are approachable at any time and also reachable by phone.
Whether it’s information on safe nightlife, direct support, crisis intervention, or referral to security or emergency services—the teams act in the best interests of those affected. All festival-goers as well as all booth operators can approach and contact the teams.
Current information about the Theatrium
In 2026, MOJA e.V.’s Awareness Teams will once again be on site on Friday and Saturday from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. to provide information and support.
They can be reached by phone at 0173 4819737.
Safe parties for everyone!
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