Get SASHA Accredited

Accreditation Criteria

– Share an educational post on social media to inform and engage members about what the society has learned regarding consent or being an active bystander. This could be in the form of an infographic or a short video or reel.

– Organise a fundraiser in support of a charity focused on combatting sexual violence, or providing survivor support (e.g. SARSVL, Ben’s Place, Rape Crisis, Leeds Women’s Aid).

– Host an event centered on themes such as consent and active bystander intervention- for example: a panel discussion, film screening, or quiz night.

– As a committee, create, or co-create with members, a group-specific safety commitment statement for social events. This should include a commitment to practical steps, such as assigning sober committee members, providing quiet spaces, or actively promoting safe travel. Share this commitment on social media, event pages, or directly with members before events.

– Collaborate on an event or activity with another student group, including but not limited to liberation groups, to raise awareness around issues of consent, sexual violence, and active bystander awareness.

– Create and distribute a resource guide for members that includes local and national survivor support services, how to report incidents, and available support options.

– Organise and run a discussion session for your wider committee or leaders focused on what you have learned from the training and how you, as leaders, can keep your student group safe.