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1 in 10 high school students face dating violence. If you’re in a similar relationship, know this: You are not alone. You are deserving of a healthy relationship. February is
#TDVAM. Learn more at loveisrespect.org.

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Today is #wearorangeday! Every TDVAM, we wear orange to show solidarity and raise awareness about dating violence. By sharing pictures on your socials, you’re helping us spread the message that everyone deserves a healthy relationship! #RespectThat #TDVAM2025

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February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month!

This annual month-long push focuses on advocacy and education to stop dating abuse before it starts.

#TDVAM2025 #RespectThat

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.

This year’s theme is “#RespectThat.” It highlights the importance of treating partners with dignity, respecting their boundaries, and valuing their autonomy.

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Education is prevention!

And sex education is a POWERFUL tool in preventing sexual violence and teen dating violence. Let’s dig in!

#SupportAllSurvivors #TDVAM2025 #TDVAM

Healthy Boundaries: I am cool with following each other on social media, but not sharing passwords. I am comfortable kissing and holding hands, but not in public right now. I am okay with texting occasionally, but not constantly. I am comfortable with some touching, but I am not ready to have sex. Unhealthy Boundaries: I need to know where you are always. 8 If you love me, you won’t spend time with other people. I need you to stop talking to other guys or girls because you might cheat, and I get jealous. I can’t stand to see you struggling like this, so I need to help you change.

Respect That: Our 2025 theme for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM), Respect That, is a powerful concept that can transform relationships. Respecting someone isn’t just a vague idea; it’s action and a mindset. We want to highlight the importance of treating partners with dignity, listening to their viewpoints, respecting their boundaries, and valuing their autonomy by focusing on ‘respect’. This guide includes: Respect in a relationship Respecting differences Addressing stigma Identifying disrespectful behavior

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month #TDVAM2025. Even if you don't believe your teen is at risk, make sure they know what a healthy relationship looks like. #LoveIsRespect has an excellent pdf action guide with valuable information: www.loveisrespect.org/get-involved...