Equip your classroom with the tools to foster respect and understanding—because consent education starts with you.

by Ella O’Neal

Empowering Educators

Teaching consent is not just about fulfilling a curriculum requirement—it’s about creating a safer, more respectful environment where every student feels empowered to communicate their boundaries and respect those of others. As educators, you play a critical role in shaping these essential life skills, and SafeBAE is here to support you with comprehensive resources designed to foster a culture of respect and consent.

Moving Beyond Basic Lessons: A Comprehensive Approach to Consent Education

Teaching consent is about much more than a single lesson on sexual activity. It’s about embedding the principles of respect, communication, and mutual understanding into all aspects of classroom interaction. SafeBAE’s resources go beyond the basics, offering a comprehensive approach that covers everything from everyday interactions to more complex discussions about sexual relationships.

Consent is not just about sex; it starts from a young age with simple acts like asking to borrow a toy or giving someone a hug. As students grow, these lessons evolve to include more detailed discussions about boundaries, the importance of verbal and enthusiastic consent, and the ongoing nature of consent throughout any interaction.

Why Educators Are Key to Shifting the Culture

Educators have the power to influence how the next generation understands and navigates relationships. By teaching students about the dangers of rape culture, the harmful effects of victim blaming, and the importance of enthusiastic consent, you are actively contributing to a safer future. SafeBAE’s materials are designed to help you tackle these challenging topics with sensitivity and depth, ensuring that students understand the far-reaching impacts of their actions and the importance of respecting others.

How SafeBAE Supports Your Efforts

SafeBAE’s mission is to provide educators with the tools and resources needed to create a culture of consent within their schools. Our educational kits are carefully crafted to include not just lesson plans but also interactive activities, discussion prompts, and multimedia resources that cater to various learning styles. This ensures that every student can engage with the material in a meaningful way.

Our program is particularly unique because it’s survivor-founded and student-led, making the content relatable and authentic. These resources are designed to resonate with students on a personal level, encouraging them to take ownership of their learning and their role in fostering a culture of consent.

Promoting Healthy Relationships

A key component of SafeBAE’s curriculum is teaching students about what constitutes a healthy relationship. This includes open communication, mutual respect, and the ability to set and maintain personal boundaries. It’s important for students to learn that a healthy relationship is built on trust and understanding, where each partner is an independent individual and not simply part of a couple.

Moreover, SafeBAE’s materials emphasize the importance of recognizing and addressing the signs of unhealthy or abusive relationships, whether they are emotional, psychological, physical, or financial. By equipping students with this knowledge, you are helping them to not only protect themselves but also support their peers who may be in difficult situations.

Bringing SafeBAE’s Resources into Your Classroom

Getting started with SafeBAE’s consent education materials is easy—and it’s free. We believe that every educator should have access to the best tools available to teach these critical lessons. By downloading our free kit, you’ll be equipped with everything you need to lead thoughtful, impactful discussions about consent, boundaries, and respect.

Download Your Free Kit Today

Don’t wait to make a difference in your students’ lives. Equip your classroom with SafeBAE’s comprehensive consent education kit today, and join the movement to prevent sexual assault and promote healthy, respectful relationships in schools across the country.