Notice a change without living on alert
A brief, calm check of your surroundings can help you identify available choices.
Read the lesson →Open access
Free safety lessons
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Recognise persistence after a boundary
Look at how someone responds to your choice, rather than trying to diagnose their character.
Read the lesson →Identify support before you need it
Know where assistance is available in a setting you use regularly.
Read the lesson →Use a short boundary when it fits
Prepare simple words so you have an option when explaining feels difficult.
Read the lesson →Plan an option to end an interaction
Think about movement and support alongside the words you might use.
Read the lesson →Understand consent as an ongoing choice
Agreement to one activity does not remove the right to make a different choice.
Read the lesson →Ask what physical training actually covers
Choose teaching that explains its scope and makes participation your choice.
Read the lesson →Practise choices without surprise drills
Learning should not depend on an instructor frightening you or ignoring an opt-out.
Read the lesson →Make safety the goal of training
Ask how a class connects physical skills with disengagement and help.
Read the lesson →Let support restore choice
You can ask for support without knowing every next step.
Read the lesson →Consider digital safety before making changes
Account and device changes need context when someone may be monitoring you.
Read the lesson →Turn awareness into shared action
Choose one concrete change that reduces the burden placed on women.
Read the lesson →Education expands choices. Responsibility for violence remains with the person who perpetrates it. Physical skills need qualified supervision.