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…
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…
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,…
Home / BlogMenendez Brothers: When Sexual Abuse Survivors Are Portrayed as Monsters How the media’s portrayal of abuse survivors distorts justice and fuels stigma. by Ella O’Neal If, by the end of this article, you still can’t comprehend how two boys could commit such an act against their own parents, then consider yourself fortunate. Fortunate…
Home / BlogPartnering with Spelman College for the Premiere of ‘It’s Giving Red Flags’ How SafeBAE is Making an Impact During the “Red Zone” — Empowering Students Through Film by Henry O’Neal What is the ‘Red Zone’? The start of a new school year comes with excitement and fresh possibilities, but there’s a side to…
Home / BlogSafeBAE Does Comprehensive Staff Training at Phillips Exeter Academy What Happens When You Present Sexual Violence Prevention at One of the Most Prestigious Schools in the Country? by Henry O’Neal Educating the Highly Educated When SafeBAE’s Executive Director, Shael Norris, walked into the historic halls of Phillips Exeter Academy this September, the stakes…
Home / BlogWhy You Should Book SafeBAE Speakers Bring the voice of experience and empowerment to your school—learn how Sydney Turner and SafeBAE are changing the conversation around consent. by Henry O’Neal SafeBAE Speaks at NOVA Visionaries of Advocacy Conference Sydney Turner, SafeBAE’s Director of Outreach and Education, delivered an impactful presentation at the NOVA…
Home / BlogKeeping Daisy Coleman’s Legacy Alive Honoring Daisy’s legacy through action—continuing her fight for consent education, four years later. by Ella O’Neal Four Years After Her Passing, SafeBAE & AsskFirst Continue the Fight for Consent Education On August 4th, we marked the four-year anniversary of Daisy Coleman’s passing. While her loss is deeply felt,…
Home / BlogTransforming Consent Education in the Classroom 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…