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Brianna Chickenfry Controversy Shows Why We Must Educate to End Victim-Blaming

Home  /  BlogBrianna Chickenfry Controversy Shows Why We Must Educate to End Victim-Blaming Brianna Chickenfry’s Victim-Blaming Comments Spark Controversy The Brianna Chickenfry Controversy: A Spotlight on Victim-Blaming Among Friends Recently, popular social media personality and Barstool Sports figure Brianna Chickenfry found herself at the center of a controversy that sparked intense backlash. The controversy surrounding…

Abusive Relationships, Social Media, and Accountability: What Needs to Change?

Home  /  BlogAbusive Relationships, Social Media, and Accountability: What Needs to Change? Breaking the cycle of abusive relationships with education and accountability. Are We Having the Right Conversations About Unhealthy Relationships in the Age of Social Media? In today’s world, social media has made it easier than ever to see what happens behind closed doors.…

New York Isn’t Messing Around: Free Consent Education for New York Youth

Home  /  BlogNew York Isn’t Messing Around: Free Consent Education for New York Youth Free Peer-Led Consent Training Now Available for NY Schools, Youth Organizations and Clubs Bringing Free Consent Education to New York Schools In New York, there’s no time to waste when it comes to giving students the education they need to thrive.…

Legal Retaliation: How High-Profile Men Use Defamation Suits to Silence Survivors

Home  /  BlogLegal Retaliation: How High-Profile Men Use Defamation Suits to Silence Survivors Garth Brooks Accused of Sexual Assault, Responds With Defamation When the Accused Fight Back: How Survivors Face Repercussions Beyond the Assault The recent allegations against Garth Brooks serve as yet another reminder of the challenges survivors face after speaking out against men…

Changing the Narrative: How SafeBAE is Transforming Consent Education in Rhode Island

Home  /  BlogChanging the Narrative: How SafeBAE is Transforming Consent Education in Rhode Island Transforming Health Education: SafeBAE’s Keynote in Rhode Island Shaping the Future of Health Education To start off October 2024, SafeBAE has been invited to deliver a keynote speech at the Rhode Island Health Educator Conference, a significant step in reshaping how…

SafeBAE Launches Spanish Version of Peer Educator Training: Expanding Consent Education to Spanish-Speaking Students

Home  /  BlogSafeBAE Launches Spanish Version of Peer Educator Training: Expanding Consent Education to Spanish-Speaking Students Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Consent Education in Spanish & Sexual Assault Prevention for Latine Youth by Ella O’Neal Expanding Consent Education to Spanish-Speaking Students When Mariana first heard about SafeBAE’s Peer Educator Training, she knew it was something her…

Why Do Women Say “All Men”?

Home  /  BlogWhy Do Women Say “All Men”? ‘Not All Men’—But Enough of Them: Unpacking a Frustrating Reality That Continues to Go Unheard. by Ella O’Neal Hold the Defense, Please The reality is that nearly every woman has a story—whether it’s their own or that of a friend, colleague, or family member—of experiencing some form…

A Dangerous Step Back: Why Florida’s Rollback of Consent Education Hurts Students

Home  /  BlogA Dangerous Step Back: Why Florida’s Rollback of Consent Education Hurts Students Why Florida’s rollback of comprehensive sex education is a dangerous step backward, leaving students without critical information on consent, contraception, and healthy relationships, ultimately putting their safety and well-being at risk. by Ella O’Neal The Reality of Cutting Comprehensive Sex Education…

SafeBAE’s Approach to Preventing Dating Violence Backed by Newly Published Research

Home  /  BlogSafeBAE’s Approach to Preventing Dating Violence Backed by Newly Published Research SafeBAE’s latest research, published in the Journal of Child Sexual Abuse, validates the critical role of student leadership and data-driven programming in addressing the evolving challenges of child victimization and dating violence prevention. by Ella O’Neal Redefining Prevention: Our Impact For years,…