SafeBAE was recently featured in The New York Times, highlighting its groundbreaking work in consent education and sexual assault prevention. By amplifying our mission through platforms like The New York Times, we’re able to reach more communities and create lasting change for future generations.
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INTRODUCING
SafeBAE 360º Schools
SafeBAE’s newest program, incubated at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education, is a full 360-degree approach to engaging your entire school community in transformative culture, curriculum, practice, and policy change.
SafeBAE is committed to culturally responsive, evidence-based programming and will curate a customized approach to best reach each school’s individual needs. We know that this kind of change takes time and evolution, so we are prepared to meet each school where we are most needed and build to full capacity.
INTRODUCING
Home of the Consent Undies
Inspired by the loss of her friend and co-founder Daisy Coleman, Ella Fairon created Assk First in December of 2020, with a successful Kickstarter. Some of the products carry the name “Cat,” Daisy’s nickname, in her honor. 100% of the proceeds from sales support SafeBAE’s programming, allowing us to provide youth engagement programs entirely for free.
“I wanted to reach a demographic of people that still think this could never happen to them and still think that certain actions aren’t assault, but are. I don’t want anyone to go through what I went through. I never want to hear of another young person waking up and having their life completely different — not knowing who they are anymore.”
