
“Coaching Boys into Men” is
designed to help you talk to your athletes about the importance of respect,
integrity, and non-violence. The program was specifically developed for coaches
to easily incorporate into your regular coaching strategies and sessions.
Getting started is easy!
“Reaching & Teaching Teens to Stop
Violence” is designed to provide teens with information about the various
forms of violence. By helping teens recognize abuse, understand why
it happens, and learn ways to protect themselves, you can provide them with
valuable skills for the future.
“Safe Dates” is a
dating abuse prevention program consisting of five components: a nine-session
dating abuse curriculum, a play about dating abuse, a poster contest, parent
materials and a teacher training outline.
“Choose Respect” is a
national initiative to help youth ages 11-14 form healthy relationships to stop
dating abuse before it starts.
“Expect Respect” engages
the entire community in preventing teen dating violence and promoting safe and
healthy relationships. It consists of three parts: Expect Respect Support
Groups, Safe Teens Leadership Training and School Wide Prevention Strategies
“Love Is Not Abuse” focuses
on three critical goals: 1) increasing the understanding of teen dating abuse 2) enabling teens to reach out to a friend or family member who may be experiencing dating
abuse and 3) increasing help seeking behavior among teens involved in abusive
dating relationships.