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As technology advances, it becomes a more prominent form of communication. An unfortunate consequence of this is its use to perpetuate dating abuse. Social media, online dating, texting, and video chatting have become an integral part of relationships. Read our latest blog to find out how technology is influencing consent.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, and with a shocking 33% of teenagers experiencing a form of dating abuse we would like to highlight a few important characteristics to ensure a healthy relationship. Dating partners in healthy relationships share five key traits. Read our latest blog to find out more.

Abuse is always a crime, that holds true regardless of your age. If you are under 18, there are legal protections available, however, they require the help of an adult. Read more today.

Sexual violence accounts for 20.9% of dating violence experienced by teen girls and 13.4% of dating violence experienced by teen boys. Read our latest blog and learn how you can become an advocate and ally.

Statistically, teens are most likely to go to a peer or friend in cases of dating violence, and studies have shown that 80% of parents do not even identify teen dating violence as a problem. This month we are proud to release “CONTROL”- a guided lesson plan to help young people learn the difference between power and control. Read more today.