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February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month! February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month!

Jordyn shares why it’s important to talk openly about teen dating violence, including teen economic abuse, and how these experiences can show up in young people’s relationships.

Every teen deserves to feel safe, supported, and respected! When we start these conversations early, we help young people recognize unhealthy behaviors and know they’re not alone. 💚

Learn more at:
👉 futureswithoutviolence.org
👉 www.bit.ly/teasafety
👉 www.bit.ly/teaaction

#TDVAM #TeenDatingViolenceAwarenessMonth #TeenEconomicAbuse #HealthyRelationships #SupportTeens
Starting a conversation about mental health with y Starting a conversation about mental health with your teen can feel uncomfortable, but having simple conversation starters can make it easier to open the door. These moments can build trust and create space for ongoing, supportive conversations! 💚

Through Team: Changing Minds, we equip caring adults with practical skills to recognize youth mental health challenges and help connect young people to support sooner, not later.

💡 Ready to take action? Complete our free 45-minute online course and learn how to respond with confidence and compassion.

🧠 Start the course at www.bit.ly/tcm-responder

☎️ If you or someone you know needs immediate support, call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

Source: @jedfoundation

#mentalhealth #teens #support #parents
During Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, we’ll During Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, we’ll be sharing resources, tips, and important conversations about building healthy relationships and recognizing the warning signs of abuse.

☎️ 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

#teendatingviolenceawarenessmonth #teendatingviolence #healthyrelationships #respect
This Black History Month, we honor the resilience, This Black History Month, we honor the resilience, leadership, and contributions of our many partners, staff, and other leaders who have made families and communities safer and continue to drive change today!
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