Have More Safety

A consent framework
for campus life.

HMS partners with universities to make consent education more relevant, usable, and grounded in real student life.

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Why this matters

Students navigate dating, parties, substances, and unclear communication, often without clear guidance.

Most are left piecing consent together from peers, social media, home learnings, and incomplete education.

The strongest campus safety cultures are built on education and prevention, not just response.

Have More Safety

We work alongside your existing campus systems.

Training isn't a checked box. It's the foundation of an infrastructure students live inside.

Required training establishes the baseline. But what students remember six months later, and what they reach for in the moments that actually matter, is shaped by everything that happens outside the module. The dorm conversations. The friends they confide in. The language they hear modeled around them. Have More Safety is the layer that turns required training into a culture students feel safe inside.

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Real-life scenarios

Built around situations students actually face. Dating, parties, substances, pressure, and communication in the moments that count. Not abstract definitions. Have More Safety meets students in the dorms, the parties, and the late night conversations the module can't rehearse.

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Clear, everyday language

No legalese. No compliance speak. Universities invest in training students complete. What students retain six months later, when the moment is real and the training feels distant, is a different question entirely. We give students language, scripts, and practice they keep.

03

Social dynamics included

Substances, peer pressure, power, and context are part of the curriculum. The content that actually shapes student behavior isn't built for completion. It's built for engagement. Small group discussion, scenario work, peer led dialogue, and physical tools designed to spark talk rather than test recall. Have More Safety is built around the way students actually learn.

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Personal agency + community awareness

Students leave with both the confidence to navigate their own situations and the literacy to support others well. The gap isn't who students can turn to. It's knowing where to turn, and when. Have More Safety builds that literacy across the full support network. Friends, RAs, counselors, campus resources, and trusted adults.

Who we're talking to

  • Title IX Coordinators
  • Student Affairs Professionals
  • Campus Leaders
  • Housing & Residential Life
  • Campus Security
  • Student Organizations

The goal: students can recognize, communicate, and navigate consent in real time.

Tools built for the spaces students actually occupy.

HMS is developing curriculum, conversation tools, and frameworks designed specifically for campus life. From orientation to housing to student organizations.

We're currently piloting with university partners and in early conversations with institutions ready to bring consent education into the spaces where students live, learn, and connect.

Truth vs. Myth Conversation Deck
Coming Soon

Truth vs. Myth Deck

A tool for the conversations that matter most.

Designed for students, educators, and parents — cards that make consent approachable, discussable, and real.

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Consent Codes by Stef Hammett
The Framework

Consent Codes

An operator's manual for sexual safety.

"Safety is the ultimate liquidity. It's the only currency that allows a human being to stop scanning for threats and start investing in their future."

Written for students, educators, and parents — Consent Codes is a practical framework for understanding how power, boundaries, and dignity actually work. It gives campuses a shared language for building safer communities before incidents happen, not after.

Ready to bring HMS to your campus?

Let's start a conversation about what fits your institution.

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