Free Institutional Resource · $1,500 Value

The Campus Digital Safety Playbook

Ten ready-to-use documents that give your campus a complete digital dating safety program — written for the people responsible for student safety, in the language their offices actually use. Free through the Campus Ally tier.

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Who It Serves

Written for three audiences — in one package

Campus safety is never one office's job. The Playbook is organized so each stakeholder gets documents built for their role: leadership gets the case, student life gets the programming, and compliance gets the language.

For Presidents & Provosts

The institutional case

  • Liability Risk Self-Assessment — a structured look at where digitally initiated relationships touch institutional exposure, designed for a leadership read in one sitting.
  • Peer Benchmark Report — how campuses nationally are (and aren't) addressing digital dating safety, so you can see where your institution stands.

For Student Life & RAs

Plug-and-play programming

  • Orientation Module — a ready-to-run session that drops into new-student programming with no development work.
  • Red-Flag Recognition Guide — the patterns students should know, in plain language.
  • Scenario Bank — 53 discussion scenarios spanning dating, roommate, friendship, and classmate situations, plus a Top 10 Green Flags section — the engine behind "Red Flag or Nah?" nights.

For Title IX & Compliance

The compliance layer

  • Title IX White Paper — how digital-relationship prevention extends the prevention education your office already runs.
  • Disclosure Framework — guidance for handling what surfaces when students engage with prevention programming.
  • Annual Security Report Language — drop-in language describing your prevention programming, ready for your next ASR cycle.

A Taste of the Materials

From the scenario bank

Every scenario is built for a 90-second group discussion — realistic, specific, and just ambiguous enough to argue about. A sample in the style your RAs will run:

ROOMMATE EDITION

“Your roommate's new partner has started commenting on when you come and go — joking, but keeping track. Your roommate laughs it off. Red flag or nah?”

Discussion guide: monitoring behavior directed at a third party is one of the earliest visible control patterns — and one students consistently rate as “probably fine” until it's named.

How Campuses Use It

Designed to drop into programming you already run

Nothing in the Playbook requires new infrastructure. The materials slot into orientation tabling, residence hall workshops, Greek life education, and new-student onboarding — and pair with the Campus Launch Kit, which handles the social media and visual side of the rollout.

Free at the Campus Ally tier

One email starts it. No contract, no technical lift — over $2,500 in total included resources.

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