Safe Dates

Passing the word along- maybe this could help you or someone you know 🤍👇

Safe Dates session four focuses on how to help friends

Safe Dates session three focuses on why people abuse.

Safe Dates session two focuses on defining dating abuse!

Safe Dates consists of 10 sessions, each with its own theme and learning outcomes. We will be spotlighting each session in a post, so be sure to follow this page to catch them all.
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Session one focuses on defining caring relationships!

Giving 🌟 Gold Star 🌟 status to Brookville High School for completing the Safe Dates Program with their students not just once, but TWICE this school year!! 🙌💙🤍 Way to go, Blue Devils!! We appreciate you!!

What an audience today, Carroll High School! Such interaction and participation! We appreciate your warm welcome, friendly staff, and respectful students so much!! ❤️💙

Congrats to Northmont City Schools💚🖤 So grateful for your partnership in reducing teen dating violence and spreading prevention within your community!!

We just love seeing students put their new Safe Dates knowledge and creativity into action! Great job, Dixie High School!! ❤️🤍

“Three of the most common themes about abusers presented by victims of dating abuse:
1. They noticed a Dr. Jekyll & Mr. (Ms.) Hyde Personality... The public and acquaintances know 1 version. The victim knows the other.
2. Their abuse was minimized... “That didn’t happen.” “It wasn’t that bad.”
3. Abuser never took blame or responsibility for any of their actions or faults which led to relationship problems— They constantly blamed the victim and was manipulative enough to get outsiders to believe them and not the victim.”

The more you know.....

Young people of all identities deserve to learn about dating violence and how to avoid it!🏳️‍🌈

Big props to Dixie Middle School for successfully completing the Safe Dates Program today!! These students now have an in-depth understanding on avoiding unhealthy interpersonal relationships!! ❤️🤍