Talk:Key:retreat

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We have a similar program in the States called "Safe House". Perhaps that would be a more helpful tag than "Notinsel"> -- Gridlock Joe 16:52, 4 June 2010 (UTC)

You are right. Lulu-Ann wrote, that the projects could be added with the tag support=notinsel. I think, this is more usefull for all projects. --ChrissW-R1 08:08, 14 June 2010 (UTC)

Maybe you should mention what Notinsel means (litt. "emergency island"), otherwise people might think it's a place for people who dislike Christmas decorations (no tinsel) ;-) Mtcv 17:58, 13 July 2010 (UTC)

That is actually exactly what I thought when I read the "no tinsel" tag just now :-) -- Harry Wood 15:56, 11 November 2010 (UTC)

Have a look at the social_facility-proposal. Maybe we could share our ideas? Thanks - Kerosin 11:13, 15 September 2010 (BST)

Meanwhile it is a key ( Key:social_facility ) and I support the idea to use it. My proposal for the program in Germany (other countries have different operator): amenity=social_facility , social_facility=outreach, social_facility:for=child , operator=Stiftung Hänsel + Gretel (Projekt Nothilfe) 5erBande 7:38, 31 March 2012 (UTC)
The problem with this key is, that the Notinsel buildings are simple shops or banks. The best way to avoid conflicts with other keys is the following idea. --ChrissW-R1 21:47, 8 June 2013 (UTC)

I think that the tag is not chosen ideally but as it is a proper name of this facility I would not translate it. What about something like support:notinsel=yes/no? This would allow for tagging infinite similar items on the same object. --Dieterdreist 16:58, 1 September 2011 (BST)

I think, this is the best idea, and now I will start to use it. --ChrissW-R1 21:47, 8 June 2013 (UTC)
I created a new Key:retreat for more i18n. --ChrissW-R1 (talk) 10:21, 19 June 2013 (UTC)

Overview on different programs

Organization Slogan / Motto Country & Continent Typical Participating Places Training Level Required Legal Requirement (e.g. criminal check) Target Groups Other Specific Website
Notinsel „Wo wir sind, bist Du sicher.“ Germany, Europe Shops, bakeries, pharmacies, banks etc. Basic instruction / self‑commitment; staff receive instructions on emergency procedures Formal criminal check only in certain cases ; partners sign self‑commitment Primarily children Initiative of Hansel & Gretel foundation; ~16,600 sites in 250 municipalities https://www.notinsel.de/
Kelly‑Insel „Kelly‑Insel – Ich helfe dir“ Germany, Europe Local businesses, public institutions Staff orientation; optional certified self‑assertion training Formal criminal check for partners; trainers follow police standards Children, youth, schools; also women, adults Includes "Ich sage HALT!" courses; ~3,000 sites https://www.kelly-insel.de/
National Safe Place "Safe Place" USA, North America Libraries, fire stations, YMCAs, convenience stores, buses Training from licensed local agency Likely background checks via agency standards At‑risk youth, runaways, homeless youth ~20,000 sites https://www.nationalsafeplace.org/
Safety House Program (WA) (no formal slogan; yellow sign) Australia (Western Australia), Oceania Participating homes and businesses Home/business inspections; volunteers undergo police check Formal criminal check ("blue card" equivalent), inspections Children (school-aged; walking from/to school) Still active in WA; began in 1979 Wikipedia link
Noteingang – Mainz (none stated) Germany, Europe Shops, restaurants, institutions with “Noteingang” sticker Likely basic guidance for support in crises No legal requirement stated Children (school-aged; walking from/to school) ~150 sitesb only in the City of Mainz and its suburbs https://mainz.de/leben-und-arbeit/buerger-aktiv/kindersicherheitsprojekt-noteingang.php
Aktion Noteingang – Berlin „Wir bieten Schutz vor rassistischen Übergriffen“ Germany, Europe Businesses, restaurants, public institutions Briefing and written instructions No formal requirement stated Individuals vulnerable to racist violence Grassroots initiative; multilingual stickers https://www.aktion-noteingang-berlin.de/
Demandez Angela (Ask Angela France) (no official slogan; code phrase “Demandez/ Où est Angela”) France, Europe Commerce de proximité, bars, restaurants, hôtels, supermarchés, établissements publics Staff receive briefing/training from local government or specialist organizations (e.g. CIDFF, Maison des Femmes) Signing a charter; venues validate via local authority; staff training—not criminal‑check specified but usually vetted by municipality authorities Persons feeling unsafe in public spaces (primarily women, but open to all including persons in vulnerable situations) Launched nationally in 2020 by Minister Schiappa; expanding across many French cities (Quimper, Lyon, Nice, Montreuil ) https://arretonslesviolences.gouv.fr/focus/plan-angela/ or municipal pages

-- I added an overview on different (harrassment/criminal) prevention programs. This hopefully helps to find a common tagging approach. Metzor (talk) 09:57, 3 August 2025 (UTC)

"not the same as Key:social_facility"

What is the difference? Maybe mention it in the article? Mateusz Konieczny (talk) 08:27, 16 May 2018 (UTC)

Same as harassment_prevention ?

It seem very similar to Ask Angela primarily for women sexually harassed, but in practice for anybody in trouble.

Insel seem the same concept for children.

If yes, keys harassment_prevention=* and retreat=* could/should merge.

--Pyrog (talk) 19:22, 21 May 2025 (UTC)