Provides a prevention program that promotes low-risk choices for students and reflects the attitudes, behaviors, and values of healthy lifestyles. Peer Educators are trained to facilitate on-campus and off-campus presentations that deal with alcohol and other drugs, general wellness, violence prevention, and sexual health. Other services include street outreach, resource and information library, video library, pamphlets, brochures, and periodicals.

Offers a variety of workshops on classroom violence prevention and child safety education for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Workshops are targeted for specific grade levels and held in small classroom settings. Topics include Internet safety, bullying, child abuse prevention, sexual harassment awareness and prevention and date/acquaintance rape awareness and prevention. Call for more information.

Uses the power of peer influence to change school culture. Provides training and guidance to teams of students to empower the recognition of bullying, harassment and discrimination in the school environment. Encourages these students to reach out to peers through school-wide program initiatives aimed at helping all students feel valued and respected. Call for additional information.

Offers two and three-session workshops for elementary, middle, and high school students in classroom settings across Long Island at no cost. Programs include child abuse prevention, bully prevention, relational aggression, sexual harassment, date rape and Internet safety.

Provides a helpline for students, parents, and educators to call for guidance and assistance with incidents involving bullying, harassment and discrimination.

To enforce anti-discrimination laws in employment, education, housing, public accommodation, and extension of credit, where discrimination is based on race, creed, color, age, sex, sexual orientation, military status, national origin, marital status, disability, or ex-offender status (subject to some exceptions).

Provides support and advocacy for victims of sexual harassment and/or assault as well as prevention and awareness training.

Partners with alcohol-serving establishments in Onondaga County to create safe environments that help to prevent sexual and relationship violence and sexual harassment. Participating establishments' staff and management are trained in the Safer Bars Model, which focuses on bystander intervention and building skills for identifying and responding to sexual aggression and relationship abuse, with a focus on prevention.

Provides a six hour course for Dignity Act Certification Training in bullying, harassment, cyberbullying and discrimination in schools. Provider is New York State approved for training. Schools may call to request special scheduling of this course. Course also offered off site. Call for upcoming locations.