No one should walk home at night fearing being catcalled or harassed. For many women on our campus however, this fear has become a reality. Such preying behaviour is tragically antithetical to the potential promised by our education. As individual efforts to protect oneself can only go so far, a common platform connecting students across the campus can go a long way in ensuring everyone’s safety. Our project achieves the latter through two avenues: (1) Consciousness-raising campaigns and (2) Equipping women with means to protect themselves. To shed light on gender harassment amongst the larger campus community, we created digital content featuring students within our campus. Beyond their epistemic value, the campaign leveraged on the creative spirit of our peers. Additionally, beyond the digital sphere, we collaborated with various organisations (i.e. the MMA club) to host on-campus events targeted at empowering women with a feeling of immediate security. Through this two-pronged approach, we earnestly hope that getting home safe becomes a norm rather than a privilege for all.