
Consent Is the Bare Minimum: Build Relationships on Respect
When I say consent is the bare minimum, people sometimes misunderstand what I mean. They hear “bare minimum” and think I’m minimizing the importance of

When I say consent is the bare minimum, people sometimes misunderstand what I mean. They hear “bare minimum” and think I’m minimizing the importance of

As I land at O’Hare after 5 campuses in 6 days, I am filled with gratitude (SC, PA, NJ, IA, MO). The last 2 days

Yesterday, 1,345 college students reinforced why this work and these programs are essential.After experiencing my “Can I Kiss You?” program at The College of New

More Than a Yes: What Healthy Consent Really Looks Like A lot of people believe they practice healthy consent because they would respect a clear

Beyond Peer Pressure: How Self-Leadership Changes Student Choices Let’s be honest. If you work with teenagers, you have probably heard “peer pressure” blamed for almost

The First Night of College: A Parent’s Most Important Talk The first night of college can be one of the most exciting – and stressful

Student leaders shape school culture every day through the choices they make to include, respect, and support one another. How Student Leaders Shape School Culture

Do Student Assemblies Really Make a Difference? The room had been buzzing with conversation after one of our student assemblies. Students had just spent an

How Schools Measure Relationship Education Programs Does your school invest significant time, resources, and energy into educational programs designed to improve student well-being, strengthen campus

Parent Consent Education: Why Parent Nights Matter What specific skills have your parents been given to teach consent and healthy boundaries? One of the goals






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