The Faultless Mission
Faultless is dedicated to protecting the youth in our communities through age-appropriate prevention education in our public schools, youth and faith-based organizations, fun youth awareness events and social media outreach that focuses on the importance of talking and being educated about body safety, digital safety, all forms of abuse (physical, verbal and sexual), dating violence, grooming, consent, sex trafficking, how to be an upstander, resources and support for survivors.
What We Do
Faultless strives to open up the conversation and educate our youths about:
- Body Safety
- Digital Safety
- All forms of abuse (verbal, sexual, physical)
- Dating Violence
- Grooming
- Consent
- How to be an Upstander
- Resources and support for Survivors
Faultless informs young people of the signs of abuse, how to protect themselves from predators, and where to turn for help. In addition to raising awareness, Faultless also works to change the culture that perpetuates silence and shame around these issues.
Through our work, Faultless is empowering a generation of young people to speak up and demand change.
Foster Change, Acceptance, & Understanding
At Faultless, we are committed to protecting our communities with proactive, age-appropriate prevention education on critical issues like sexual assault, body safety and digital safety, grooming, and more. Our goal is to create social change with this essential education for our youth. We want to not only educate, but also support survivors through our resources and help them understand the importance of healing. This is why we created a series of programs to help foster change, acceptance, and understanding.
Follow Us On Social
Happy Pride Month! While we would love to point out wonderful LGBTQ statistics, there is one glaring one that has to be talked about: LGBTQ individuals tend to have higher reports of sexual assault.
Remember to check on your friends, remember it is never their fault, but also support them in ...their story whether it is one of who they are or what they have been through.
🚴♀️ Come ride with us, it’s 🆓! 30miles
🗓️ Sat, June 21st
⏰ 7:30am
📍 Montrose Rec 🅿️ lot (look for Medusa awareness 🚘)
⭐️Bring bike, helmet, water and snack!!#raiseawareness #cyclingthroughconsent #rideordie❤️ #believesurvivors #faultlessinc ...#cyclingforacause
🌈 This is how we spread awareness in our communities in the summer! 🦄
#sexualassaultawareness #consentculture #consentmatters #raiseawareness #summer #summervibes☀️ #medusa #beaware #believesurvivors #faultlessinc
🌈 Just spreading some consent awareness @montrosecopride
Thank you for having us!! In this together! #sexualassaultawareness #lbgtpride #raiseawareness #love #lovenotjudge #believesurvivors #medusa #beaware #faultlessinc
Faultless teen advocates meeting of the minds in a 🛖!! We got some 🆒 stuff lined up this summer! Pickleball & blow up costumes is one of many!!! #consentmatters #stopsexualassault #beanupstander #upstander #letstalkaboutit #faultlessinc #teen #teenadvocate #teencommunity #mhs #consent
Still a little lost on the concept of consent? Check out this video, and others, on what consent is! https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x95pwdc
¿Aún no entiendes bien el concepto de consentimiento? ¡Mira este y otros videos sobre qué es el consentimiento! ...https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x95pwdc
The Law
Did you know that Colorado statutes give a 10 year exception for 15 and 16 year old in statuary rape?
What this means is that it is legal for a 15/16 year old child to consensually be with a 24/25 year old adult and statutory rape laws do not apply.
However, the age of consent is 17.
How can a child possibly give consent to an adult? Colorado: We can do better for our children!
It is TIME for a CHANGE.
Not only do we need more education and prevention, but we need a new law.
Faultless is actively working with Senator Cleve Simpson to change Colorado’s 10 Year Exception Statute for 15/16 year olds.
At this time we are actively working with Senator Cleve Simpson and CO Deputy Attorney General Kurtis Morrison on rewriting the statute and are hoping to get a revised statute passed that protects our children moving forward.