San Francisco State University is committed to ensuring the safety of youth on our campus, in SF State programs, and within our community. SF State's Youth Protection Program helps the campus safeguard youth by defining the bandwidth of acceptable behavior when interacting with minors and establishing minimum requirements for youth programs operated by or at San Francisco State University. Visit this page to learn more about these requirements and other best practices related to protecting youth in our care.
Everyone plays a role in protecting youth from abuse. Explore this webpage to learn more about how the University protects youth in its care and what you can do to help.
Who does this apply to?
- Programs in which the university has care, custody and control of the program and the minor participant within the program.
- SF State's departments and/or groups, sponsoring, offering, or approving a program which involves minors and/or provides University housing for minors participating in a program.
- A non-University group utilizing University Facilities.
This does not apply to:
- Youth attending campus events under the supervision of a guardian or chaperone (e.g., Tour groups, K-12 schoolteacher, parent).
- University faculty, staff and others who interact solely in academic classes or traditional academic settings with matriculated SF State students under 18.
Contact Us
Enterprise Risk Management
Office Hours
Monday - Friday:
9:00am - 5:00pm
Please contact ypp@sfsu.edu for any questions