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This collaborative program between the Office of Public Safety and the Advocacy Center of Tompkins County is dedicated to empowering individuals with the tools to identify the warning signs of unhealthy relationships. Through honest conversations, expert insights, and real-life examples, this program delves into the red flags that often go unnoticed. Participants will learn how to recognize controlling behaviors, manipulation, emotional abuse, and other toxic patterns while understanding the importance of setting boundaries and cultivating healthy connections. With an emphasis on open, no-judgment discussions, Red Flags & Real Talk provides a safe space for individuals to explore relationship dynamics, gain self-awareness, and take action toward healthier, more fulfilling interactions.
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This comprehensive workshop is designed to equip individuals with the essential skills and knowledge needed to stay safe and respond effectively during an active threat emergency. Participants will learn practical strategies for recognizing potential threats, responding appropriately in high-stress situations, and taking proactive steps to protect themselves and others. The training will cover key topics such as data, situational awareness, evacuation procedures, communication strategies, and response strategies.
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Public Safety and the Title IX Office co-facilitate orientation sessions for all new incoming students, including a separate session for new student athletes. During these orientation sessions, first-year students have an opportunity to meet members of Public Safety, learn how to contact our team, discuss support services and resources available, learn about safety awareness and prevention programming. Students are provided with information about the local community, the importance of situational awareness, bystander intervention, theft prevention, the emergency notification system, including an overview of the Rave Guardian App, Medical Amnesty Policy, and information about how to apply to join Public Safety as a student employee. Additionally, the Title IX Office provides information about affirmative consent, dating and domestic violence, stalking and sexual assault response, and procedures for reporting such offenses, as well as information on prevention education opportunities.
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Public Safety provides CPTED assessments for Ithaca College which is a proactive approach to enhancing safety by modifying the physical environment. CPTED principles and strategies include natural surveillance, access control, territorial reinforcement, and maintenance, to reduce opportunities for crime and improve the overall security of campus spaces. By understanding how the built environment influences behavior, it provides us with valuable insights into creating safer, more secure environments for everyone.
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Environmental Health & Safety conducts training sessions on the proper operation of fire extinguishers. The goal of this training is to educate and empower them with the knowledge and confidence to effectively use a fire extinguisher in the event of a fire, ensuring they are prepared to handle such emergencies and help maintain safety within residence halls and workplaces.
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Bystander Intervention 101 is co-sponsored by Public Safety and Title IX Office. During these sessions, participants learn safe and positive options that may be carried out to prevent harm or intervene when there is a risk of dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking. The program focuses on developing strategies to be an active bystander concerning dating and sexual violence. This training was provided to athletic trainers in the fall, peer-led facilitators in the spring, and offered as Senior Leadership Institute credits throughout the year.
