SafeGuard Women

Your guide to personal safety and protection.

Every woman deserves to feel safe and confident wherever she goes. These tips focus on practical safety strategies for your daily routine, whether you're commuting to work, traveling solo, or navigating campus life.

The Reality We Face

83%
of women have experienced harassment while walking alone.
1 in 4
college women experience nonconsensual sexual contact during college.
72%
of women take precautions to avoid being sexually assaulted.

Essential Safety Strategies

Trust Your Instincts

Your intuition is your first line of defense. If something feels off about a person, place, or situation, trust that feeling and remove yourself immediately. Don't worry about being polite or seeming rude.

Stay Alert and Aware

Keep your head up and avoid distractions like phones or headphones when walking alone, especially at night. Be aware of your surroundings and have an escape plan in mind.

Carry Discreet Protection

Consider carrying legal self-defense tools like personal alarms, pepper spray, or tactical pens. Keep them easily accessible and practice using them so you're prepared if needed.

Share Your Location

Always let someone know where you're going and when you expect to return. Use location-sharing apps with trusted contacts, especially when traveling alone or going on dates.

Remember, being prepared doesn't mean living in fear. These tools and strategies are about empowering yourself to live confidently while staying safe. Every woman deserves to feel secure in her daily life.

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