Teen Dating Violence (TDV) affects MILLIONS of young people every year in the U.S. TDV looks like physical violence, sexual violence, psychological aggression, and stalking (in-person or online). 1 in 12 H.S. students in the United States experiences physical violence and sexual violence in their relationship.
The effects of TDV include:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Unhealthy coping behaviors (substance use and abuse).
- Lying, bullying, antisocial behaviors.
- Thoughts of suicide.
What can we do to PREVENT TDV? - Teach & learn healthy relationship skills.
- Connect with influential peers and adults.
- Create safe environments.
Show your support & bring awareness to TDV Awarenes February 5th – 9th - Feb 5th Celebrations of Love. Show love to family, friends, & community!
- Feb 6th Wear Orange Day! Be sure to share your fits on social media!
- Feb 7th Healthy Relationships Dsicussions.
- Feb 8th Share your love through artistic expression!
- Feb 9th Self-love Day! Share how you practice self-love!
- Use hashtags #lovelikethat #TDVAM24 and #loveisrespect to support TDV awareness & prevention all week long!
For more information check out the
LOVE IS RESPECT
social media pages:
Facebook: Love Is Respect
Instagram & TikTok: @loveisrespectofficial
X (Twitter): @loveisrespect
Local Resources:
Integrated Primary Prevention Office: (701) 723-2936
Minot AFB Family Advocacy Program: (701) 723 5527
Domestic Violence Crisis Center: (701) 852-2258
Need IMMEDIATE support?
Just want to ask questions?
Concerned about your relationship?
Worried about a friend?
Text “LOVEIS” to 22522 to
speak to an advocate or visit www.loveisrespect.org.
