MADE -- Moms and Dads for Education to Stop Teen Dating Abuse
A national group of parents, teachers and concerned citizens who are working to ensure that teen dating abuse curricula are taught in every middle school and high school nationwide. Learn More
Cause Bulletin
National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month
Dear MADE Members, This month is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month! Since 2006 Congress has officially recognized the first week in February as “National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week,” and this year, for the first time, Congress has designated the entire month as a time to … Read More
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FORUM SHEDS LIGHT ON TEEN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FEB. 1 2010
www.demibrae.com
February is Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month
Take action TODAY, and invite your friends to join the Dating Violence Prevention Center's cause page. Simply click http://apps.facebook.com/causes/297279 and invite your friends!
Recruit 10 friends and your name will be automatically entered to win a $10 Itunes Gift Card. Three winners will be selected on February 28th, 2010.
You can also help us raise awareness about dating violence, by changing your profile picture to one of our banner images. Each week we will select one member to win a $10 gift certificate to Papa Johns!
Images can be found at:
http://www.datingviolence.org/tdvap/F...
http://www.datingviolence.org/tdvap/F...
In Excellence,
Shalanda Moten
CEO of the Dating Violence Prevention Center
Domestic Violence 2010: Era of Change
Date: Monday February 1, 2010
Time: 7:00 PM-9:00 PM .
Location: Rodef Shalom Congregation, 4905 Fifth Avenue at Morewood St , Oakland .
Cost: Free and open to the public. Free parking.
Note: CEU Credits Available.
Sponsored by the Jewish Domestic Abuse Task Force of Pittsburgh, “Domestic Abuse 2010: Era of Change” is presented in recognition of national Teen Dating Violence Awareness Week, Feb 1-7. Parents, teens, college students, educators, university professors and professionals working with young adults, clergy, youth workers, attorneys, health clinicians, law enforcement, legislators and the general public will hear the real stories of this teen epidemic in a roundtable discussion from those who live it, treat it, prosecute it, legislate it and prevent it. New survey shows 1 in 3 teens are exposed to some form of dating abuse.
Honorable David N. Wecht, Administrative Judge Family Division, Court of Common Pleas moderates a panel of experts including: Dr. Gary Cuccia, father of slain Monroeville teen, Demi Cuccia; Mary Jo Harwood, Assoc Dir, The Center for Victims of Violence & Crime; Detective Denise Demarco, Pittsburgh Police Sexual Assault & Family Crisis Unit; David Spurgeon, Deputy District Attorney Allegheny County’s Domestic Violence Prosecution Unit and State Representative Dan Frankel.
Experts educate on the signs of control & coercion, explain why this seems so prevalent, why teens are dying as a result of dating abuse and how advocates, law enforcement officers and legislators are working to help teens, educators and parents get the information they need to stay safe and prevent future violence among teen dating relationships.
Sponsored by The Jewish Domestic Abuse Task Force of Pittsburgh . Co-sponsors: Ladies Hospital Aid Society; Rodef Shalom Congregation; Jewish Women International, Pittsburgh Chapter; National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section; NA' AMAT USA , Pittsburgh Council.
Domestic Violence 2010: Era of Change
Date: Monday February 1, 2010
Time: 7:00 PM-9:00 PM .
Location: Rodef Shalom Congregation, 4905 Fifth Avenue at Morewood St , Oakland .
Cost: Free and open to the public. Free parking.
Note: CEU Credits Available.
Sponsored by the Jewish Domestic Abuse Task Force of Pittsburgh, “Domestic Abuse 2010: Era of Change” is presented in recognition of national Teen Dating Violence Awareness Week, Feb 1-7. Parents, teens, college students, educators, university professors and professionals working with young adults, clergy, youth workers, attorneys, health clinicians, law enforcement, legislators and the general public will hear the real stories of this teen epidemic in a roundtable discussion from those who live it, treat it, prosecute it, legislate it and prevent it. New survey shows 1 in 3 teens are exposed to some form of dating abuse.
Honorable David N. Wecht, Administrative Judge Family Division, Court of Common Pleas moderates a panel of experts including: Dr. Gary Cuccia, father of slain Monroeville teen, Demi Cuccia; Mary Jo Harwood, Assoc Dir, The Center for Victims of Violence & Crime; Detective Denise Demarco, Pittsburgh Police Sexual Assault & Family Crisis Unit; David Spurgeon, Deputy District Attorney Allegheny County’s Domestic Violence Prosecution Unit and State Representative Dan Frankel.
Experts educate on the signs of control & coercion, explain why this seems so prevalent, why teens are dying as a result of dating abuse and how advocates, law enforcement officers and legislators are working to help teens, educators and parents get the information they need to stay safe and prevent future violence among teen dating relationships.
Sponsored by The Jewish Domestic Abuse Task Force of Pittsburgh . Co-sponsors: Ladies Hospital Aid Society; Rodef Shalom Congregation; Jewish Women International, Pittsburgh Chapter; National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section; NA' AMAT USA , Pittsburgh Council.
For more information: Email: JDATFPgh@aol.com or call 412-521-7174
www.Demibrae.com
Thank You, Sadly our family knows the painful, tragic results of Teenage Domestic Violence. Your - Cause - greatly needed
To learn more about the story of - Demi Brae Cuccia - we invite you and all the members to visit her Memorial website at
http://demi-cuccia.virtual-memorials.com
Our Children are Our Future - View an important story that will change your life
http://www.demi-cuccia.virtual-memori...
Hi MADE Family. I am looking to do a blog tour with my book, Love Doesn't Leave Bruises, January 18-22, 2010. If you have a blog or website and wouldn't mind being a stop on the tour please send me a message and I will give you the details! Thank you in advance for spreading the message that dating violence will not be tolerated!!
www.fightdatingviolence.org or www.lovedoesntleavebruises.info
The Love Doesn't Leave Bruises Foundation is now established. Please go to www.fightdatingviolence.org and become a member (it's free). It's an online community for those interested in fighting dating violence. I am shooting for 1000 members. Please join!
I was at JL Mann High School (South Carolina) yesterday for It's Time To Talk Day. The students and faculty were very nice and open to the idea of the MADE curriculun being a part of their studies. I set up a table and gave the students and teachers handouts which contained information about dating abuse and teen violence. It was such a success, I was invited to Southside High School today! I posted a link to my group so everyone can see the pictures. http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid...
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