Seven campaign pages, and what is actually inside each one.
These are the research and communication packets the SBA uses for the awareness months that fall inside a FlexJD academic year. They are written to be reused — by a chapter officer building a post, by a student writing a note to their section, by anyone who has been asked to say something on a hard subject and does not want to get it wrong.
Each page follows the same shape, so you can find what you need without reading the whole thing: why this campaign (the framing), at Northeastern Law (what exists on our own campus), the legal framework where one applies, organizations and resources with live links, key facts and framing you can quote, and a content calendar you can post from. Pages that carry crisis content also carry the crisis lines at the top, before anything else.
The campaigns, in academic-year order
How to use these without creating a problem
Check the crisis lines before you publish. Phone numbers, hours, and the organizations behind them change. Every campaign page that carries a crisis resource links to the organization's own page; open it and confirm the number is still current on the day you post, not the day the page was written.
Follow the safe-messaging guidance on the September page. It applies to more than September. Describing method, framing an outcome as inevitable, or leading with a statistic instead of a route to help are the errors that do measurable harm, and they are easy to make in a hurry.
Quote the source, not this site. These pages are a peer-maintained index. When a figure matters — in a post, a flyer, a grant application, a note to an administrator — cite the organization that published it. The link is on the page for exactly that reason.
Nothing here is a Northeastern position. A campaign page describing what a law or a policy says is describing a public source, not stating the university's view or its obligations to you. If a campaign touches something you need the university to act on, the routes are on the status and reliance notice.
What this library is not
There is no downloadable campaign packet. Earlier versions of this site linked to working-document filenames that were never published in the public repository, and those links have been replaced rather than left to fail — see campaign materials for what exists and how to ask for it.
There is also no campaign page for every awareness month. The seven here are the ones that have been researched to the standard on the verification page. A month missing from this list has not been quietly deprioritised; it has simply not been written yet.