In an effort to create a safe and healthy learning and working environment, South Puget Sound Community College offers
a formal Safe Zone program. Safe Zone programs are designed to provide a safe space or a place of refuge, where
members of the campus community can turn when they:
- feel that their safety is immediately threatened, and/or
- have been on the receiving end of bigotry of any kind
The goal of the Safe Zone Program is to ensure that members of the college community find a sanctuary on every
floor of every building |
on campus if they feel under siege, physically threatened, or even just in need of a kind word.
A Safe Zone is a friendly and secure area that offers immediate safety and security personnel, if necessary,
to provide a sanctuary and safe passage through the campus. Becoming a Safe Zone participant is voluntary,
a choice, and requires a serious commitment. Thus the absence of a Safe Zone sign does not mean that an
individual is “unsafe” but rather that circumstances have prevented them from committing to the formal
Safe Zone Program. |