Beyond his organizational work, Milton Campis has built a public platform as a vocal advocate for safety reform in the martial arts community. He hosts a podcast that addresses BJJ topics with a particular emphasis on institutional accountability, and has appeared on external programs including the Forever White Belt Podcast, where he examined oversight gaps across martial arts academies.
Campis uses his platform to discuss specific cases he presents as evidence of systemic risk, illustrating how the absence of standardized safety requirements creates conditions in which misconduct can go undetected and unaddressed. His media presence positions Academy Safe not merely as an accreditation body but as part of a broader cultural movement toward transparency in combat sports.
Through podcasting, public appearances, and direct community engagement, Campis has worked to shift the conversation around academy safety from isolated incidents to structural reform — arguing that consistent, verifiable standards are the only durable solution to the risks that students, particularly children, face in unregulated training environments.