San Francisco DA Butch Ford explains how changes in how criminals are sentenced are increasing violent crime in Berkeley. You don’t want to miss this eye-opening presentation!

With members in over 57 countries around the world, we decided to add more languages to our website.

SafeBears is now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization! Here’s what this means for us as we work to make UC Berkeley safe for students.

Cal parents got an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how USC keeps students safe in South Central, LA. What we saw took our breath away.

Do Cal students feel safe walking around at night? Here’s what they said.

Berkeley finally has a Chief of Police. And Cal parents helped make the difference.

In case you missed it, SafeBears went to Westwood and asked the UC Regents to construct security fences around vulnerable student housing at UC Berkeley. Here’s what we said.

UC Berkeley’s North Side, South Side, and Door-to-Door shuttles are all back in service just in time for Finals Week 2023!

Cal parents, here’s how you can help us make UC Berkeley safer for our students. And it only takes 1-2 hours per month.

If you were at Cal Day 2023, you might have bumped into SafeBears thanks to our ads on Visit Berkeley’s beautiful smart kiosks!

Members of the Cal community: use this short form to tell UCPD how you feel about campus safety!

UC Berkeley is looking for night shuttle drivers, and we need your help.

"We want the administration to engage with us as real stakeholders dedicated to making Cal safer," said SafeBears president Sagar Jethani.

The reason Cal students are at risk from violent crime isn’t because they’re not using common sense. It’s because the administration failed to make them safe.

Email templates make it easy to tell those in power to make Cal safer for our students. Join the growing chorus of Cal parents as we light up some inboxes! 🔥

SafeBears met with a member of the Cal administration to discuss improvements to the night safety shuttles. Here’s what we covered.

Mayor Arreguin and City Council must do more about crime.