How to pronounce “safe space” in English

And I think the safe space that we have in our own mind and our own bodies and our own hearts, we all have the right to, and unfortunately,

It was literally a safe space.

to some kind of safe space.

And this is a safe space for our community members to engage, ask questions.

but they want a safe space where they don't feel judged, and they can actually learn and consume information without going to the comments section

You're in a safe space.

Danielle created this safe space for her prospects to feel comfortable with her, to know they wouldn't be judged if they shared a particular fear

This is the safe space where everybody says what they want.

We can create a safe space for that conversation to happen.

It's a safe space.

And we need that safe space among women.

We create a very safe space before we ask them to do this, of course.

or the safe space within which creativity and problems can be solved?

And especially having a safe space to go to, which I didn't have at the time.

Kudos for building the safe space for people who are passionate about film and going to see films and for them to go and check out awesome movies.

That's a nice safe space.

And so that wass that safe space that-- and through that grandmother, Shatira was able to provide that safe space.

just as a means of establishing safe space.

And it was just such a safe space, but I realized in sport, particularly in fencing, that my religious beliefs, like the simple piece of cloth

If you can find a safe space for you, whatever that may be.

we're in that more safe space.

It has to be a safe space where failure is appreciated.

I think it's a safe space, especially when you have a group of friends that you trust at the table to step into the shoes of another person,

So you're in a safe space.

We always consider the studio to be safe space and sacred space.

We needed to create a safe space for people to be able to come and express who it is exactly who they are.

book was to create a safe space to have these conversations and so one of the things I asked everybody in the book as

For people to have space and a safe space to tap into themselves.

Let's know this is a safe space.

I try to make sure any safe space that I'm part of or create is a safe space for all people.

But also make sure any safe place is a safe space universally.

We say we want to create a safe space, and we want people to be comfortable.

Then are there cases where maybe dreaming is not a safe space as you put it, right?

Because many of us do find it to be a safe space to be up in our heads.

But as a child you also realize it is not a safe space for you to come out.

And you're always going to be in a safe space.

can allow us to ask those questions in a safe space.

about what's really going on in a safe space.

Better us talk about it in here in this safe space than you go outside and have to deal with it in your real life.

This is a great way to learn together and to create that safe space for experimentation as a team.

What advice would you have for parents of non-binary kids to make a safe space for them?

It is like, how am I making a safe space where any emotion they're feeling is welcome?

Because what I realize about people who feel like they have a safe space to hop on or hop off of the journey at any moment is that they're more than likely

But one of the things I learned is that it's really important to make safe space,

with actors and performances, and creating a really safe space to explore and experiment.

Yeah, it's always a very safe space.

It was more Yeah it was more about caring and nurturing and a safe space.

And so all of my work kind of revolves around creating that safe space for people.

It's about partying in a safe space, ultimately.