Starting a SafeBAE club is one of the most powerful ways for students to create change in their schools and communities. By leading a club focused on dating violence prevention, you’ll help shift culture among your peers and build a safer, more consent-conscious environment.

Clubs can be organized exclusively around sexual violence prevention, or they can be integrated into an existing group that already fits your school or community context. Some students choose to lead a dedicated SafeBAE club, while others build prevention work into leadership councils, feminist groups, community service clubs, or other student organizations. No matter the format, registering as a SafeBAE chapter gives you access to the same resources, training, and national network of peers — while allowing you to shape the work in a way that best fits your community.

When you register as a club leader, you’ll gain:

• Access to free materials, resources, trainings, and awareness event options
• Direct support from our Youth Outreach Director
• Entry to our exclusive Club Leader Site with toolkits and event ideas
• Invitations to regional and national meetups with other chapter leads