Are you or do you know a teen who’s compassionate, loves to explore ideas, and who wants to make a difference? SafePlace is calling out for high school students and teens between the ages of 15 and 18 to *virtually* join SPEAK, and make an impact with a group of your peers!
SPEAK (SafePlace Peer Education Action and Knowledge) is a group of high school students and teens who virtually connect each week to discuss sexual assault, domestic violence, and the issues they intersect with. Groups in previous years have covered topics such as anti-oppression, body image, welfare, racism, immigration, the prison system, etc., and examined their relationship and intersections with sexual assault and domestic violence.
SPEAK (SafePlace Peer Education Action and Knowledge) is a group of high school students and teens who virtually connect each week to discuss sexual assault, domestic violence, and the issues they intersect with. Groups in previous years have covered topics such as anti-oppression, body image, welfare, racism, immigration, the prison system, etc., and examined their relationship and intersections with sexual assault and domestic violence.
SPEAK members also have ample opportunities to present about healthy relationships to their peers, as well as serve as an incredibly valuable and educational resource to their community.
As an Education Ambassador of SPEAK, you will work with your peers around issues of healthy relationships, consent, and boundaries in your schools and community as well as earn volunteer hours! SPEAK is truly an incredible opportunity to have your voice, opinions, and strength heard in the community, tackling subjects that affect both you and those you care about.
Want to learn more? Take a look at our our SafePlace Peer Education flyer.
Follow SPEAK on Instagram @safeplacespeak
As an Education Ambassador of SPEAK, you will work with your peers around issues of healthy relationships, consent, and boundaries in your schools and community as well as earn volunteer hours! SPEAK is truly an incredible opportunity to have your voice, opinions, and strength heard in the community, tackling subjects that affect both you and those you care about.
Want to learn more? Take a look at our our SafePlace Peer Education flyer.
Follow SPEAK on Instagram @safeplacespeak
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