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Say Something Anonymous Reporting System

Program Overview


The Say Something-Anonymous Reporting System (ARS) program empowers students to be Upstanders and say something to a Trusted Adult when they recognize warning signs and threats as well as offers ways students can grow a community of Upstanders.

The program is designed around three goals that are accomplished using the program’s framework and reinforced through the program cycle.


Goals


The three goals of the Say Something-ARS program are to teach students how to:

  • Recognize warning signs and threats of someone who may be at-risk of hurting themselves or others.
  • Say something to a Trusted Adult to get help and how to submit a tip to the Anonymous Reporting System.
  • Grow a community of Upstanders who look out for one another.


Program Framework


The goals are accomplished using our three-step program framework:

  1. Recognize Warning Signs and Threats: Learn what warning signs and threats are and where they are likely to be found.
  2. Act Immediately; Take it Seriously: Learn why it’s important to take action immediately when warning signs and threats are observed.
  3. Say Something: Learn when to tell a trusted adult when warning signs and threats are observed as well as how to submit a tip using the Say Something- Anonymous Reporting System.

Submit A Tip

If you see something, say something. For life-saving violence prevention and crisis intervention, please submit a tip.