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In the exhibition #YOUTOO? social designers Anne Ligtenberg and Mats Horbach are investigating how we can talk with each other about sexual violence. Despite the thresholds of this intimate subject, how can we reach out to all silent victims who are not yet getting the help they deserve?
We seem to find some topics too intimate to discuss. We want to, but we simply don't seem to have learned how. We don't ask each other about our physical relationships. This puts all responsibility on the person who has experienced a difficult situation i
