Before the Event

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Research the Event

Look at the event details, venue information, and organizer profile.

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Bring a Friend

When possible, attend events with a friend, especially if it's your first time meeting with a new group or in a new venue. Having a buddy system provides an extra layer of security.

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Share Your Plans

Let a trusted friend or family member know where you're going, who you're meeting, and when you expect to return. Share the event details and check in with them during the event.

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Plan Your Transportation

Know how you'll get to and from the event. Have a backup plan in case your original transportation falls through. Consider pre-booking a ride home if the event may run late.

During the Event

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Watch Your Drinks

Never leave your food or drinks unattended. Accept drinks only from bartenders or servers, and be cautious when accepting drinks from people you've just met.

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Trust Your Instincts

If something doesn't feel right, it probably isn't. Don't hesitate to leave an event if you feel uncomfortable or unsafe for any reason. Your safety is more important than politeness.

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Stay Connected

Keep your phone charged and with you at all times. Check in with your safety contact periodically throughout the event to let them know you're okay.

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Stay in Public Areas

Remain in open, public spaces during the event, especially when meeting people for the first time. Avoid going to private locations or isolated areas with people you've just met.

After the Event

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Protect Your Privacy

Be cautious about sharing personal information with new acquaintances. Don't feel pressured to share your home address, workplace details, or other sensitive information until you've built trust.

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Report Concerning Behavior

If you witness or experience inappropriate behavior at an event, please report it to the event organizer and our team. Your feedback helps us maintain a safe community for everyone.

Emergency Situations

In case of an emergency during an event:

  • Call local emergency services immediately
  • Alert the event organizer or venue staff
  • Move to a safe location if possible