Episode 3 of Off Campus highlights the importance of emotional safety, support, and recognizing when someone cannot consent. The A2A Watch Guide explores the episode’s green flags and encourages conversations about healthy relationships, communication, consent, and feeling safe with the people around you.

Episode 2 of Off Campus explores the pressure to fit in and the importance of respecting individual choices. The A2A Watch Guide uses the episode to spark conversations about peer pressure, boundaries, belonging, and how friends can support one another without judgment.

Episode 1 of Off Campus gives college students plenty to talk about, from peer pressure and drinking expectations to boundaries and opportunities to step in. The A2A Episode 1 Watch Guide takes the conversation beyond the screen and explores how these moments connect to consent, healthy relationships, and real campus experiences.

What if your next binge-watch could start a conversation about healthy relationships, consent, communication, trauma, and supporting survivors? DARCC’s Allies to Advocates program created the Off Campus Watch Guide to help viewers look beyond the story and explore the conversations that matter beyond the screen.

After listening to students share honest insights about safety, consent, and campus culture, DARCC is taking action. This next phase focuses on strengthening peer support, building real-world bystander intervention skills, bringing prevention into under-engaged student spaces, and making survivor support more visible and accessible. Here’s how we are turning student voices into meaningful change.