Campus Safety & Keep Her Safe
Campus safety. This is a topic of growing concern for the families I work with, especially parents of daughters. Having three of my own, I get it. In fact, I find myself consistently researching the current status of college campuses with regard to what they are doing to combat this very real and dangerous issue. To be clear, one in five women are sexually assaulted in college , according to the most recent research.
There are far too many national news stories of campus sex assault. Often the allegations involve a frat brother or an athlete. The 2016 Stanford swimmer case was for me, particularly disturbing as the perpetrator was assaulting an unconscious female. Who does that? Indeed, this level of sick behavior is shocking, unconscionable and leaves me feeling horrified and helpless.
My focus is about taking real and affective action to end campus rape and I need answers and guidance. Introducing Keep Her Safe, a 501c3 not for profit organization whose purpose is to inform and educate parents so they can make demands of college administrations to effect positive change and ultimately end campus sex assault.
I’ve always told my girls to be smart, not scared and Keep Her Safe embodies this concept. Keep Her Safe is about empowering us to go from concerned spectators to proactive parents.
College should be about learning, growing and safe, self-discovery. Check out Keep Her Safe . Get involved. Let’s demand change and be part of the solution to campus rape. Let’s be smart, not scared.
http://www.keephersafe.org/college-orientation-campus-sexual-assault-prevention/


