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For many of us, technology plays an integral role in our day-to-day lives. This newly updated special collection explores ways to promote safe internet use, build healthy online communities, and promote social justice online, while addressing some of the ways that abusers misuse technology to commit gender-based violence.
For many of us, technology plays an integral role in our day-to-day lives. We connect with friends and family on social media, access news and current events from online media sources, and use smart phones’ GPS capabilities to figure out how to travel to new places. While rapid advancements in technology provide us with powerful tools to connect, learn, and exchange ideas, they also arm abusers with new ways to inflict harm.
This newly updated special collection explores ways to promote safe internet use, build healthy online communities, and promote social justice online, while addressing some of the ways that abusers misuse technology to commit gender-based violence. The collection features resources that highlight the importance of privacy and promote safe online interactions, paying particular attention to working with children and youth to foster safe online spaces. It also includes resources for survivors who have experienced or are currently experiencing digital abuse, and provides helpful information for service providers.
Technology is ever evolving, at a rate that sometimes feels impossible to grasp. There will always be a “next big thing” which will undoubtedly raise questions about the safety of survivors of abuse. It is our role to ask those questions, to support informed, survivor-centered choices around the use of technology, and to continue to advocate for the rights and needs of those experiencing abuse.
This collection was developed by the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence. Special thanks to the SafetyNet Project of the National Network to End Domestic Violence for their leadership and resource development in this area.
How do you find a fantastic relationship, anyway? • Be open: if you refuse to believe anyone else could like or love you, and keep all your doors and windows firmly closed and locked, there’s no way for anyone else to get in in the first place. • Be prepared for surprises: the people you really click with, with whom you have a major love connection, may very well not look like your ‘type’ or be anything like you idealized, expected or imagined. That’s often part of the adventure. • Be self-aware: knowing and learning who you are, what you want and need, and where you’re going in your own life – with and without partners – puts you in a much better place for knowing the good stuff when you see it than focusing on how others see you, who THEY are, and what they might want from you. • Learn to love and accept yourself: yeah, it sounds cheesy, but if you don’t earnestly care for yourself first, and love and accept who you are, nobody else is going to be able to do it very well, either. And if you’re really being yourself all the time then when someone does fall for you, you don’t have to wonder if it’s really you they’re into. • Trust your instincts: when you feel in your guts that something just isn’t right, chances are good that it isn’t. When your instincts tell you that something is really right? It probably is. By all means, temper those feelings with logic as well, but pay attention to your instincts as well: they’re often pretty smart. • Stop looking so darn hard: you’re more likely to find quality relationships when you’re living all of your life fully, rather than spending every waking moment fixated on hooking up or finding a partner. Desperation isn’t generally attractive to healthy people, and someone who will really love you for who you are is going to be attracted to you when you’re following all of your dreams, and an active participant in your own life, clearly able to drive the car of your life all by yourself. • Take safe risks: nothing ventured, nothing gained is the order of the day. To get something started or kick things into high gear, someone has got to make a move at some point – asking someone on a date, getting a phone number, expressing love or care, even just saying hello – and it may as well be you. • Know you’re always worthy: everyone IS deserving of love and affection. Everyone. That includes you.
Potholes & Dead Ends: Relationship Roadblocks to Look Out For (via hellyeahscarleteen)
According to the Urban Institute’s Justice Policy Center study (2013), 26 percent of teens in a romantic relationship said their partners had digitally abused them during the previous year using social media, email, and text messages. Words hurt, so if you notice that you are the one being unhealthy in your relationship, you should ask yourself a couple questions. Why am I choosing to harm a person I care about? What can I do to keep my relationships healthy? To whom can I reach out to for support? Well, you could always call our hotline for support (513.381.5610). Check out the study here: https://tinyurl.com/y86s98q2
It’s On All of Us
Sometimes, you may notice unhealthy behaviors in a relationship before a friend or family member. It is important that you support a friend or family member by letting them know that help is available. Did you Know: #datingabuse is about one person using power and control to get what they want from their partner. Abuse can be verbal, emotional/mental, physical or sexual. Recognize the warning signs of abuse here: https://tinyurl.com/6hd72rv Thanks for the reminder @loveisrespect
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Want to do a little more to support #TeenDVMonth? How about adding our profile pic overlay to your social media accounts. Just follow the link: February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness month and the theme this year is "Healthy Me, Healthy We." During this month, we educate others about the need for healthy teen relationships. On February 13, we wear orange!
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness month and the theme this year is "Healthy Me, Healthy We." During this month, we educate others about the need for healthy teen relationships. On February 14, we wear orange! https://www.isupportcause.com/campaign/result/teen-dating-violence-awareness-month-1/okjan?shared=1&fbid=1817003161667580_1818794834821746&type=
Part of #healthyrelationships is practicing independence (personal freedom to make your own bodily choices and to date who you like) with our partners and friends. No one has a right to change your mind or try to influence your dating choices. Not even your cat.
#February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and we want you to know that you deserve a happy and healthy relationship free of coercion, pressure and abuse.
Don’t forget on February 13 to wear orange! https://www.isupportcause.com/campaign/result/teen-dating-violence-awareness-month-1/okjan?shared=1&fbid=1817003161667580_1818794834821746&type=
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. You deserve a healthy, violence-free relationship! #teendvmonth thndr.me/xlXUx6 http://thndr.me/xlXUx6
So, giving and receiving consent to a romantic partner isn’t as difficult as fighting in the Battle of Thermopylae within the Persian Wars, but it can be difficult, embarrassing or even scary. That means you should to think about whether you are ready to engage in physical or sexual contact with your partner. This is a conversation that we recommend you have BEFORE romantic/sexual contact. Remember, in order for consent to given it must be free of pressure, mutual and informed, 100% enthusiastic, reversible, based on equal relationships and shared with someone awake and conscious. It takes practice to feel comfortable giving and receiving consent, so make it daily practice in all your relationships.
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THIS. IS. SO. IMPORTANT. FOR. PEOPLE. TO. UNDERSTAND
Such an important lesson!
“You have a right to be yourself 100% of the time.” No one have a right to judge you for how you present yourself, how you identify, or who you hang out with. You have a right to personal freedom! The freedom to be YOU all the time!
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Remember, you have a right to personal freedom! Meaning you have a right to be you 100% of the time and no one has a right to judge, force, manipulate your decisions. You have a right to be respected by your partner. If you feel that you are noticing red flags in your relationship, don’t hesitate to seek out help or advice.
Our friends at @breakthecycledv-blog shared this graphic that shows the seriousness of teen dating violence.
We are all about the healthy relationships!
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It is important to know that if you (or someone you know) ever experiences sexual assault, domestic/dating violence or stalking there is help is available. Also know that it is not your fault and healing can be a process that may take time, but it is possible. If you experience dating violence and need to talk to someone, please give our 24-hour hotline a call: 513-381-5610 (Tenemos intérpretes disponibles)
Learn to recognize the warning signs of dating abuse.
Are you able to identify the types of abuse? Remember 1) We believe you, 2) It’s not your fault and 3) Help is available. No one should ever try to harm you or your loved ones. Physical and Sexual assaults are abuse, even if it doesn’t hurt.
