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Call to Invest in Violence Prevention for FVPSA 40th

Violence Prevention Leader Backs Surgeon General’s Advisory on Gun Violence Crisis

Futures Without Violence Applauds SCOTUS Rahimi Ruling, Calls for Further Action

Soler Applauds New White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention 

The Crisis of Guns, Intimate Partner Violence and Maternal Health

5 Things We Can Do about Gun Violence and Children

Unfinished Business: Few States Providing Robust Workplace Protections for Survivors of Violence

Family Violence Prevention and Services Act: 35 Years of Progress

#MarchForOurLives: A Watershed Moment in the Movement to End Violence

NCHDV Steering Committee: Finding Hope and Healing in the time of COVID-19

On what would have been the first day of the 9th National Conference on Health and Domestic Violence in Chicago, we asked NCHDV Steering Committee members to reflect on their work in the time of COVID-19 and what the field needs to do moving forward: “It will take time because it will take listening with tenacity and humility; it will take a return to some deeply old ways; and most of all, it will take the experience and imagination of those previously ignored and placated.”

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Summer break is here, and while it’s easy to get c Summer break is here, and while it’s easy to get caught up in gaming, making time for offline connection matters, too! ✨

Strong friendships can support our mental health, and they often start with small, everyday moments.

Here are five simple ways to connect beyond the screen this summer! ☀️

💡 For more tips on supporting healthy gaming habits, explore our free resource for parents and caregivers ➡️ www.tinyurl.com/futures-gaming

#mentalhealth #gaming #HealthyRelationships
Summer jobs can be an exciting milestone for teens Summer jobs can be an exciting milestone for teens. They can also be a time when unhealthy relationship behaviors, like employment interference, become more visible! 

Employment Interference can look like:
🚫 Sabotaging Work Opportunities: Making a partner late, causing them to miss interviews, or creating workplace conflicts.
📞 Excessive Control: Constantly calling or showing up at their workplace to create issues.
💰 Financial Control: Taking their paycheck, limiting access to transportation, or refusing childcare support.
😞 Emotional Sabotage: Undermining confidence, discouraging career growth, or belittling ambitions.

💡 If you or someone you know is in harm, help is available.

Love is Respect:
Call 1-800-787-3224 OR text “LOVEIS” to 22522

#teeneconomicabuse
Helping adolescents recognize red and green flags Helping adolescents recognize red and green flags in relationships is one way we can support them in building healthy, safe relationships! 💚

Our latest blog, Talking to Adolescents About Healthy Relationships, offers practical guidance and resources to help health care providers, advocates, educators, and other trusted adults start these important conversations.

💡 Access resources to support conversations about healthy relationships at www.tinyurl.com/blog-healthyrelationships

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, contact the Love is Respect hotline at 1-866-331-9474 or text “LOVEIS” to 22522 for support.

#healthyrelationships #relationships #health #Resources
91% of Everyday Responders report feeling equipped 91% of Everyday Responders report feeling equipped to respond to youth mental health challenges. That’s a powerful reminder that training can increase confidence and preparedness when it matters most! 

Everyday Responders are trusted adults in the lives of young people, like coaches, mentors, and other community members, who are equipped to identify, understand, and respond to youth mental health challenges to ensure young people get the help they need before a challenge becomes a crisis.

💡Ready to make a difference? Take the next step by becoming an Everyday Responder and help create a stronger network of support for young people in your community.

Learn more at TeamChangingMinds.org

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