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New CDC Data a Call to Action for Greater Investment in Prevention, Survivor Services

Doing the Work: Engaging Men in Violence Prevention

Wakulla students launch ‘Spring Towards Peace’ campaign to tackle mental health and violence prevention

Moore, Dingell, and Fitzpatrick Introduce Resolution Designating February 2025 as “National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month”

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Support your community. Build your confidence. 🎮 Support your community. Build your confidence. 🎮

Gaming moderators are often the first to notice when a young person is struggling. But knowing how to respond isn’t always easy.

That’s why we created Take 10 Moderator Training: a free, 45-minute training from FUTURES' Team: Changing Minds program, built with moderators to help you recognize, understand, and respond to youth mental health concerns with confidence!

🛡️ Ready to Level Up? Take the training here: tinyurl.com/tcm-take10

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Resource manipulation, also called financial contr Resource manipulation, also called financial control or financial exploitation, is a form of abuse that limits a survivor’s access to work, money, and stability and can have lasting impacts on their future.

It can look like:
💰 Preventing access to money
💼 Sabotaging employment
🏠 Controlling housing or transportation

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

Love is Respect:
Call 1-800-787-3224 OR text “LOVEIS” to 22522
Creating safer, more supportive workplaces is an i Creating safer, more supportive workplaces is an important part of helping people thrive at work!

With 7 million women reporting sexual violence by a workplace-related perpetrator, employers have an important role to play in preventing violence and creating workplaces where everyone can feel safe and supported.

👉 Learn more and find resources at workplacesrespond.org
We love seeing conversations that encourage father We love seeing conversations that encourage fathers to reflect on how we raise and support the next generation, especially as boys navigate harmful messages rooted in toxic masculinity! 💚

In this episode of WHO’S WITH ME?, two dads come together for a thoughtful conversation about fatherhood, the influences boys encounter, and what it means to show up for our kids.

Check out the conversation from @wkamaubell and @open_mike_eagle, and find the full episode of WHO’S WITH ME? on all major podcast platforms!🎙️
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