Domestic Violence (K-12)

  1. National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
    1. National Statistics
    2. Facts about Dating Abuse and Teen Violence
  2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
    1. Preventing Teen Dating Violence
  3. Dating Matters - Understanding Teen Dating Violence Prevention
  4. The National Domestic Violence Hotline
    1. Personal Safety Plan-English
    2. Personal Safety Plan - Spanish
    3. Sexual Coercion
    4. Can an abusive partner change?
    5. Are you hurting your partner?
    6. Power and Control Wheel
    7. Power and Control Wheel - Immigrant Women - English
    8. Power and Control Wheel - Immigrant Women - Spanish
    9. Power and Control Wheel - LGBTQ - English
    10. Power and Control Wheel - LGBTQ - Spanish
      1. Power and Control Wheel Explanation - VIDEO
  5. Loveisrespect.org
    1. Dating Abuse Statistics
    2. Help Your Child
    3. I Have Children - What Should I Do?
    4. Building a Support System In School
    5. Calling the Police
    6. Dating Basics
    7. Dating FAQs
    8. Documenting Abuse
    9. Healthy LGBTQ Relationships
    10. Healthy Relationships
    11. Help A Friend
    12. Help A Stranger
    13. How Can I Communicate Better?
    14. Is This Abuse?
    15. LBGTQ Abusive Relationships
    16. LBGTQ Relationships And The Law
    17. Legal Help
    18. Living With Your Abuser
    19. Restraining Orders
    20. A Teen's Guide to Safety Planning
    21. Setting Boundaries
    22. Sex And Healthy Relationships
    23. Should We Break Up?
    24. Take Action
    25. Texting And Sexting
    26. Types Of Abuse
    27. What Is Dating?
    28. What Is Digital Abuse?
    29. What Is Emotional/Verbal Abuse?
    30. What Is Financial Abuse?
    31. What Is Physical Abuse?
    32. What Is Sexual Abuse?
    33. What Is Stalking?
  6. National Child Traumatic Stress Network
    1. How Does Domestic Violence Affect Children?
  7. Center for Prevention of Abuse
    1. Domestic Violence Services
    2. Prevention Education
  8. No More: Together We Can End Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
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