Northeastern college campus in autumn with stone buildings, parked bicycles, and pathwaysClery Center Initiatives

for the advancement of campus safety

Campus safety only starts with Clery Act compliance, so we work with educators and legislators every day on new initiatives to build the kinds of communities college students and employees deserve.

Thanks to the support of partners and sponsors we are able to provide free resources to help enhance the approach to challenging safety issues.

green dot graphic

Image of a baseball helmet and ball with overlaid text, which reads "We Don't Haze"

Hazing Prevention & Education

Despite increasing awareness, hazing victimization continues to be an issue at both the high school and college levels. Learn more about our free resources, including our 17-minute documentary, "We Don't Haze", in which victims share personal stories about their experiences with hazing. Viewers will learn what hazing entails, why it is problematic, and how they can accomplish unity and team-building goals with positive, powerful alternatives to hazing.

Learn More

 


Clery Center's Kristin's Krusade logo
Kristin’s Krusade: Dating Violence Prevention

Kristin’s Krusade is a dating violence prevention initiative in memory of Kristin Mitchell that educates on the warning signs and dangers of dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking. Under this initiative we also develop programs to provide awareness and resources for primary prevention for students, families, and campus professionals. Kristin’s Krusade will also endow a fellowship for a student or professional in a related field to further their education and training with Clery Center.

Video & Resources



Clery Center's The Alarming Truth logo

Campus Fire Safety Awareness

We have partnered with the Michael H. Minger Foundation, Campus Firewatch, Rowan University, University of Pennsylvania, and the Philadelphia Fire Department to create The Alarming Truth, a short film on the importance of fire prevention and safety for college students, especially those living off campus.

Video & Resources