1 in 3 Podcast

1 in 3 is a youth led podcast that discusses the ins and outs of Teen Dating Violence. Bay Area students talk about how abuse shows up in young relationships, why it might be hard to leave an abusive relationship, where other teens can find help, and much, much more.

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1 in 3 Podcast

1 in 3 is a youth led podcast that discusses the ins and outs of Teen Dating Violence. Bay Area students talk about how abuse shows up in young relationships, why it might be hard to leave an abusive relationship, where other teens can find help, and much, much more.

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Repair the Roots: Healing Generational Harm

Repair the Roots: Healing Generational Harm

Each February, the Youth Against Violence (YAV) leaders design and launch an entirely youth-led campaign at their local high schools in support of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM). This year, YAV is highlighting the inter-generational connections between...

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We STAND! in solidarity.

We STAND! in solidarity.

STAND!’s mission is to to end domestic violence, but we know that large-scale sweeping, indiscriminate immigration enforcement action does not create safer communities for Survivors and their children. When it is not safe to leave the house, send children to school, or attend a place of worship, Survivors will often delay or forego seeking help for domestic violence.

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