Launch of Petite Suisse/Klein Zwitserland project in Ixelles
- Brussels by Night
- 5 juin
- 1 min de lecture

With the goal of turning the Petite Suisse neighbourhood into a safer, more inclusive neighbourhood — and a model for awareness and training on these issues — Brussels By Night has recently started connecting with partner associations and local structures to help prevent sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and incivility in the area.
So, what’s on the agenda?
Raise awareness among nightlife audiences, students, and frontline actors about gender issues and sexual violence in festive spaces.
Conduct a field study — in collaboration with CityTools — tailored to the neighbourhood and those who bring it to life.
Support the horeca and student sectors in developing tools and actions to prevent SGBV and foster safer spaces.
Provide training to nightlife venues and organisers (including student circles) on prevention and victim support.
Improve safety and tranquility through strategies such as better lighting, increased visibility, and enhanced communication tools.
Promote respectful and civic-minded behaviour in public spaces by addressing everyday nuisances such as noise, littering, and other forms of disruptive conduct.
📣 Got actions or needs related to this area? Don’t hesitate to reach out — we’d love to connect !
Project initiated by the Mayor, Romain de Reusme, and the Deputy Mayor for Urban Renewal, Nevruz Unal, - Neighbourhood Contracts and members of the College of Mayors and Deputy Mayors of Ixelles. With the support of the Brussels-Capital Region.
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