SAFE Peer Educators

Our SAFE Peer Educator program empowers student leaders to facilitate peer-to-peer dialogue around healthy relationships, bystander intervention, and violence prevention. Trained by the SAFE Office, our educators deliver evidence-informed workshops and campus outreach to reduce stigma, increase awareness of resources, and foster a safer campus community.  

Request a Workshop or Training

Are you looking to host a meaningful conversation for your student organization, athletic team, or college? Our peer educators can facilitate interactive sessions tailored to your group's specific needs.

Topics SAFE Peer Educators cover:

  • Active Bystander Intervention: Learning how and when to safely step in.

  • Building and Maintaining Healthy Relationships: Navigating boundaries and communication.

  • SAFE Communication: Sexual violence prevention training focused on enthusiastic consent and healthy sexual communication.

  • Understanding Interpersonal Violence: Recognizing power dynamics and learning how to create safer, healthier environments.

  • How to Support: Becoming a supportive, trauma-informed leader and resource for friends.

Request a SAFE Peer Educator workshop.

Interested in Becoming a SAFE Peer Educator?

SAFE Peer Educators are highly reliable student leaders who are passionate about violence prevention, relationship health, and promoting a violence-free campus. They possess a steadfast commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, recognizing that interpersonal violence affects individuals and communities in unique ways. 

To represent the SAFE Peer Educator Program and serve as a trusted resource on our campus, students must be and remain in good standing with the University and should also role model healthy relationship practices. Peer Educators act as liaisons to the SAFE Office, informing students and connecting them to support resources on and off campus.

Apply to Become a SAFE Peer Educator.

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