Healthy Relationship & Consent Curriculum
Developed with youth and expert collaborators, the curriculum also includes modules on sexting and tech-facilitated abuse, dating after sexual assault, and accountability for those who’ve caused harm. Content is available in English and Spanish and can be facilitated by teachers, co-taught with peer educators, or delivered directly by our team.
Schools receive a complete curriculum package that includes:
- Full lesson plans and facilitation guides
- Slide decks and multimedia materials
- Posters and printable resources
- Assessments and interactive activities
This comprehensive package ensures schools can deliver engaging, developmentally appropriate prevention education with clarity, consistency, and care.
Curriculum Facilitator's Guide Preview
SafeBAE’s curriculum is engaging, interactive, and most importantly youth-centered. SafeBAE worked with student leaders to develop each lesson which includes visual slides with content and videos for student engagement as well as a facilitators guide.
Each lesson can run between 45 – 60 mins, with learning objectives and knowledge checks included for students. Facilitators of the curriculum are encouraged to bring their voice and teaching style to each lesson but may find the slide by slide facilitator guide helpful in leading the conversation. SafeBAE encourages curiosity and questions as the curriculum focusses on important and sensitive topics. We’re happy to help field any training and technical assistance requests via email at info@safebae.org.
Curriculum Structure & Contents
The curriculum is designed to address core concepts related to healthy relationship education and sexual violence prevention. Each lesson includes visual slides, interactive video content, and other talking points to engage students in learning. The curriculum is divided into 15 modules or lessons.
Core Concepts: Lessons One-Six
Basic concepts to address with students related to dating violence, sexual violence, and healthy relationships.
- 1: Healthy Relationships
- 2: Consent
- 3: Online Safety & Sending Nudes
- 4: Bystander Intervention
- 5. Male Youth & Sexual Violence
- 6. If You’ve Been Accused of Sexual Assault
Foundational Knowledge: Lessons Seven-Ten
Foundations of understanding sexual violence, expanding on definitions of crimes, and the influence of media, pop culture, and myths.
- 7. Rape Culture
- 8. Sexual Harassment, Assault, Rape – Defined
- 9. Violence in the Media
- 10. Myths, Facts & Stats
Healing Resources: Lessons Eleven-Thirteen
Focus on victim support and healing after incidents of violence, including how peers can support survivors and how individuals can take steps towards healing and moving forward in new relationships.
- 11. Healing After Sexual Violence
- 12. Support a Survivor
- 13. Dating After Violence
Justice Options: Lessons Fourteen-Fifteen
Review of options for justice after experiencing violence with a focus on victim autonomy, review of Title IX policies and procedures, as well as other methods for reporting crimes.
- 14. Title IX
- 15. Options for Reporting
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