Post About It

Raising awareness of dating abuse doesn’t have to be hard. It can be as simple as posting a message – online, at school, in the grocery store. We’ve collected the resources to make it even easier.
Post Online
During February update your status to be:
- February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. One in three young people experience abuse in their relationships. You can help raise awareness today – visit http://wwww.teenDVmonth.org for more information!
- Love has many definitions, but abuse isn't one of them. Celebrate February as Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month and help young people across the country have safe and healthy relationships. Visit http://www.teenDVmonth.org for more information.
Post one of these messages on Twitter to further spread your message:
- Help young people break the cycle of abuse in their relationships. http://www.teenDVmonth.org
- 1 in 3 teens experiences abuse in their relationships. Help break the cycle of violence. http://www.teendvmonth.org
Don’t forgot to use the hashtag #TDVAM2012 for your month-related tweets!
Distribute Materials
Something as simple as a flyer in the grocery story or campus bathroom can make a big difference. Use these links to download youth-friendly posters, flyers and more that can you can print and distribute throughout your community.
- General dating violence poster and handouts from loveisrespect.org
- Activism posters and toolkit from See It and Stop It
- Male-targeted posters and postcards from My Strength
Keep Going by Supporting VAWA
After Februray, keep supporting dating abuse prevention by rallying around the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, VAWA. We have a complete activism toolkit to get you started, including sample tweets, blogs post and more!



