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Hello and welcome back to Control or Delete. My guest today is Jamie Klingler,

born and raised in Philadelphia, and has lived in London for almost 20 years working on publishing

and events. She's a writer, activist, keynote speaker. She speaks and campaigns for women's

safety. In December, she was named number nine in the UK communicators of 2021 by PR Week,

for her work with Reclaim these Streets. In this part one of the episode, we discussed Jamie's

life transformation over the lockdown period where she gave up drinking and overhauled her life.

In her words in the Guardian that she gave up booze, took up running, and found the strength

and stamina to fight for a better future. In part two of this episode, we're going to discuss

her brilliant work as co-founder of Reclaim these Streets. A group formed to remember Sarah Everard

and campaigns for women's safety, that the world should be safe for women, regardless of what they

wear, where they walk, or what time of day all night it is. And in 2021, Jamie was featured in

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