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Safety guides for students, parents and teachers, written by the team behind Street Safe’s school programs. Topics include school safety, bullying and how to talk with teens about staying safe. See the High School Self Defence program, which covers the Personal Safety component of the Healthy Living curriculum.
Learn practical ways to carry, handle, and secure your phone, recognize common pickpocket tactics, and protect your personal information in crowded places.
Read more about Protect Your Phone From Pickpockets: Safety TipsLearn essential tactics for self defense in a car. Create distance, signal for help, and prioritize your safety on the road.
Read more about Self defence in a car: practical tactics for driversLearn how to discuss warning signs, personal safety, and confident decision-making with your teenager.
Read more about The Most Important Safety Conversation Parents Can Have With Their TeenagerLearn how clusters of concerning behaviour can reveal escalating risk beyond a single action.
Read more about One Behaviour Is Information. A Cluster Changes the Risk. ClustersLearn how to recognize warning signs, maintain awareness, create distance, identify safe exits, seek help, and use practical self-defence strategies to protect yourself and others during a violent…
Read more about How to protect yourself from violent situationsEquip your teen with essential skills through self-defense for teenagers. Discover effective training that focuses on awareness and safety.
Read more about Self-defence for teenagers: a practical guide for parentsDiscover essential self-defense techniques for beginners. Build real safety skills with practical training in awareness and communication.
Read more about Self-defence techniques for beginners: build real safety skillsAfter decades of violence-prevention training across Canada, Street Safe calls on communities, employers, educators, and leaders to invest in practical education, early risk recognition, informed decisions, and prevention…
Read more about An Open Letter to CanadaReal self-defence is not about winning. It is about recognizing danger, making effective decisions, creating an opportunity to escape, and returning home safely.
Read more about The Goal Was Never Winning the Fight. The Goal Was Going Home.Learn what to evaluate in a Canadian self-defence course, including instructor qualifications, realistic training methods, safety standards, course content, and practical skills you can use.
Read more about How to Choose a Self-Defence Course in Canada
