Directory of Dating Violence Prevention Resources
See It Stop It
Teen Power & Control Wheels and Fact Sheets
Centers for Disease Control
Prevention Connection (Webinars)
Is a national project of the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault and is sponsored by the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The views and information provided in these web conferences do not necessarily represent the official views of the U.S. Government, the CDC, or CALCASA.
American Bar Association: Dating & Violence Should Never Be A Couple
Teen Dating Violence Facts
National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
The National Center for Victims of Crime
See It and Stop It:
See It Stop It Online Toolkit
U Have The Right (Verizon)
The Center for Women & Families (Teen Zines)
Where’s the Outrage?
Bursting the Bubble
Violence Prevention Week
ACADV Dating Violence
Teen Dating Violence
The Quiet Storm Project
Face the Issue
American Psychological Association
American Psychological Association: Love Doesn’t Have To Hurt Teens
Teen Voices Online
Teen Relationships
Michigan Domestic Violence Prevention Board
Massachusetts Teen Dating Violence Brochure
See It Stop It
Safe Place “Expect Respect”
Curriculum
Safe Place Tools for School Programs
Indiana Youth Risk Behavior Survey
Ft. Wayne YWCA: Eyes Wide Open
CARe (Communities Against Rape)
In-school curriculum, Project Equality, Gracias Papa
Jennifer Ann’s Group
Jennifer Ann Crecente was a high school honors student who was murdered by an ex-boyfriend on February 15, 2006. Jennifer Ann’s Group’s goal is to educate others about the very real danger of Teen Dating Violence.
Date Safe Project
Through interactive presentations, educational resources, and unique national initiatives, The Date Safe Project is committed to being the nation’s leading organization for teaching how "asking first" makes all the difference in creating safer intimacy and in decreasing occurrences of sexual assault.
Transition House
Just for Teens
Students Taking Action For Respect
Texas Teen Justice Initiative
Teens Think What?
Tennessee: Rape is a Reality
Michigan: Dating Violence Prevention
Ohio Domestic Violence Network: Peaceful Relationships
Hazelden: Safe Dates
Deana’s Educational Theater/Yellow Dress:
Deana's Educational Theater develops and produces high impact programs to promote healthy relationships. The professional actors are specially trained to lead dynamic discussions following each performance.
Know the Red Flags
MY Space: Know the Red Flags
National Teen Hotlines
www.loveisrespect.org 1-866-331-9374
www.rainn.org (+ online hotline) 1-800-656-HOPE
State & Local Listings: http://www.teencentral.net/Help/teenhelp.php 1-800-334-4543
Boys & Girls Town: www.boystown.org 1-800-448-3000
Suicide, 1-800-SUICIDE, 1-800-273-TALK http://www.indianasuicidepreventioncoalition.org/
SAFE 1-800-DONT-CUT
National Runaway Hotline 1-800-443-4000
Teen Dating Violence Campaigns
Teen Dating Violence Online Resources
Book List
Media Resources
YouTube & My Space Resources
- Domestic Violence Neighbors
Shows when the neighbors upstairs are fighting and the neighbor downstairs wanted to stop the man’s domestic violence
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN-uFk8PIF8
A collection of photos of and about domestic violence
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVhifmsqy2E
Profile of production work done in connection with The College William and Mary's sexual assault prevention campaign. The web site can be seen at http://www.wm.edu/sexualassault.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je6sYCa0Q7w
Celebrate healthy relationships on your Valentine's Day!
Brought to you by Health Education & Promotion at Emory University Student Health and Counseling Services
- NO! The Rape Documentary
- PCAR Gonna Make It
Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape's Emmy award winning music video empowering teen survivors of sexual assault
- Australia Children See
- Speak Out Avon Video:
The objective of this video is to engage, educate and empower viewers with an emotional, impactful message about Avon's global Speak Out Against Domestic Violence campaign. This video serves to establish an emotional connection to the Speak Out program and the people it serves, as well as illustrates how the funds raised for Speak Out improve the lives of many different people.
- National Coalition Against Domestic Violence PSA
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUTO4fWukmA
This public service announcement was created for parents of teens to raise awareness about teen dating violence. Teens in dating relationships can experience issues with power and control. These may be in the form of hitting, slapping, pushing, verbal insults or more subtle forms of intimidation like controlling behaviors such as the text messages shown in the video.
Relationship violence is a highly underreported phenomenon. Teens are often reluctant to talk about violence that may be occurring in their relationship because they associate it with love. Prevalence of teen dating violence has been estimated as low as 9% and as high as 57%. The most highly reported statistic is that 1 in 3 teens will experience some form of abuse in a dating relationship.
Patterns of controlling behavior can highly influence an individual's health. Among today's tech-savvy teens, text messages are a primary form of communication, that parents may not see. Text messages can serve as a conduit for abuse and control for teens in unhealthy relationships. With most domestic and teen dating violence, much of the abuse happens in private. If we can talk to teens about dating violence and teach them to recognize healthy relationships, it may protect them from violence in their relationship and ensure safety in their adult relationships.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWyQG-77b5Y
IF YOU NEED EMERGENCY HELP OR LOOKING FOR DOMESTIC/TEEN DATING VIOLENCE COMMUNITY RESOURCES PLEASE CALL THE NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE AT 1-800-799-SAFE [Information is provided in English and Spanish]. This PSA was created by the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) CREATE! and Domestic Violence Prention Program (DVPP). It was conceived, written and acted by students from Belmont and Miguel Contreras High School in Los Angeles California.
The DVPP is the MALDEF component to the Los Angeles Domestic Violence Collaborative in partnership with the Asian Pacific American Legal Center and the Los Angeles Urban League. This initiative was possible thanks to a generous sponsorship by VERIZON. For more information about this program go to www.maldef.org or or contact Ana Paula Noguez, Domestic Violence Prevention Program Coordinator at anoguez@maldef.org.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eh3dswsbcyM
A video for Texas Educators about recognizing the signs of dating violence and what to do about it.
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