Clery Center is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to creating safer campuses by working together with college and university communities. Founded by Connie and Howard Clery, the parents of Jeanne Clery, who was a victim of violence on her college campus, the organization strives to prevent such incidents from happening again. Clery Center supports institutions of higher education in meeting the standards set by the Jeanne Clery Act, which involves training, consulting, webinars, and free resources.

They offer Clery Act Training Seminars and engage with policymakers to drive systemic change. They also actively participate in National Campus Safety Awareness Month. The organization's core values include being mission-driven, collaborative, authentic, experienced, innovative, and inclusive.

They prioritize working as a team and strive to uphold these values in supporting campus safety. For students and families, Clery Center provides recommended resources and support. They have also achieved significant milestones through their partnerships.

To learn more about their strategic plan and priority areas, visit their website. Clery Center is committed to making campus safety a universal reality and empowering education institutions to implement effective safety measures