Certified Peer Educator Training
A free, self-paced 16-module training that prepares students to lead sexual violence prevention in their schools and communities.
All of SafeBAE’s resources are free for students and created by young people, with support from adult allies and professionals. Explore tools for learning about consent and healthy relationships, finding support, building skills, and creating change in your school or community. Start with one of our featured resources below, or browse by who you are and what you need.
A free, self-paced 16-module training that prepares students to lead sexual violence prevention in their schools and communities.
A free and anonymous tool for young people who are worried they may have crossed a boundary or caused harm.
Start or lead a student chapter and get access to materials, training, event ideas, direct support, and a national network of student leaders.
Pair youth-created films with activities, discussion prompts, and facilitation guidance for classrooms, clubs, and community programs.
Interactive activities about consent, boundaries, and what a healthy relationship actually looks like.
Bring SafeBAE to your school or community for workshops, assemblies, and comprehensive school programming.
Free tools for understanding consent, finding support, reflecting on harm, and creating change at school.
Build the knowledge and skills to lead prevention work with your peers.
→ Games & practiceInteractive activities about consent, boundaries, and what a healthy relationship actually looks like.
↗ Student organizingStart a chapter or bring prevention activities into an existing student group.
→ Anonymous toolLook back privately at something you did or said, and learn how to take accountability and repair harm.
↗Resources for answering questions, responding to disclosures, and connecting young people with help.
Learn how to respond to a disclosure and support a young survivor.
→ Learn moreSafeBAE answers your questions about teen dating violence, sexual assault, consent, and healthy relationships.
→ Watch or listen togetherWatch or listen to SafeBAE media with a young person and use it to start a conversation.
→ Resource to shareShare an anonymous reflection tool with a young person worried about their own behavior.
↗Classroom materials, student leadership pathways, and support for strengthening prevention in your school.
Use structured activities, prompts, and facilitation guidance with students.
→ Youth-created mediaExplore SafeBAE media to open real conversations about consent, harm, and relationships.
→ Student leadershipConnect students with SafeBAE's free, self-paced youth leadership certification.
→ School organizingHelp students establish and sustain youth-led prevention work at school.
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