Teen Dating Violence

Teen Dating Violence

Illustration by Favianna Rodriguez

Teen dating violence or abusive relationships can include verbal, emotional, sexual, and/or physical abuse. Young people from underserved rural communities experience teen dating violence at disproportionate rates.

What Service Providers Need to Know

Training and Technical Assistance

As an OVW Technical Assistance provider for rural grantees on the prevention and response to teen dating violence, the Idaho Coalition is available for technical assistance support and virtual or in person workshops, or plenary presentations.

Along with Idaho Coalition staff, our Advisory Team comprised of Jessica Moreno, LCSW, Collective Capacity Consulting LLC; Rita Flores, Collective Capacity Consulting LLC; Tracy Wright, North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault, and Stephanie Ortiz, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin are able to provide technical assistance and support.

If you need additional information, schedule a meeting, or request a training, please email D Dagondon Tiegs at d@engagingvoices.org or submit this form.

Accountability in Healthy Relationships Campaign

Accountability in Healthy Relationships Campaign
Accountability in Healthy Relationships is a school-based campaign based on The Four Parts of Accountability & How to Give a Genuine Apology by Mia Mingus and created for February’s National Teen Dating Violence Awareness & Prevention Month by the Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence that engages middle school and high school-aged students in conversations about accountability in healthy relationships.

Conflict, misunderstandings, or small harms can all happen in healthy relationships—ignoring someone’s feelings, acting like you are better than them, saying something offhand that is rude or mean, small lies, or not following through with a promise. Accountability is about being responsible for your choices and the consequences of your choices.

Order FREE campaign materials today for your school, youth organization, or community (materials will be ready for shipping in mid January). All materials are FREE for OVW Rural grantees or potential grantees (postage waived with RuralGrantee) and FREE for Idaho secondary schools (postage waived with coupon code IdahoSchools) as long as supplies are available.

Service Provider Resources

Idaho Coalition Publications 

Pocket Brochures for middle and high school students

NEW: Accountability in Relationships (English/Spanish)

In Right Relationships (English/Spanish)

Technology and Relationships (English)

Unhealthy Relationships (English/Spanish)

Support Friends (English/Spanish)

Breaking Up (English/Spanish)

Stalking (English/Spanish)

Guide for Parents/Guardians Healthy Relationships—Equip Your Teen to Make Safer Decisions

Booklets for Teen Survivors of Abusive Relationships or Sexual Assault

Healing from Abusive Relationships comprehensive booklet for counselors, advocates and others working with youth (English/Spanish)

Healing from Sexual Assault comprehensive booklet for counselors, advocates and others working with youth (English/Spanish)

Get Help

Connect with a domestic violence program near you, learn your options, or to help a friend, family member, neighbor or co-worker.

National Sexual Assault Hotline

1-800-656-4673 or chat online at online.rainn.org
Get help and referrals from advocates.

Trevor Lifeline (for LGBTQ youth)

1-866-488-7386—Crisis intervention and
suicide prevention for LGBTQ youth.

National Runaway Safeline

1-800-786-2929—Confidential support.

National Street Harassment Hotline

1-855-897-5910—Support, advice,
and legal resources information.

Know Your IX

www.KnowYourIX.org—Information for individuals who have experienced sexual harassment or sexual assault

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