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loveisrespect updates + links

Posted November 13th, 2007, by loveisrespect
  • * Surviving victims from a tragic incident in Colorado Springs concerning dating violence are still in the hospital . Our number is given as one referral in this article.
  • * loveisrespect has a new way to connect with you - our Facebook Page.
  • * New entries have arrived for our video contest - and you can still enter too. The deadline is December 1st. Voting will begin in December.

new loveisrespect video contest entries

Posted October 25th, 2007, by loveisrespect

We’re so excited about the newest entries to the loveisrespect video contest. Thanks to all who have entered and please keep them coming! Remember: top prize is a trip to NYC and judges include Tim Gunn and Jaslene Gonzalez.

loveisrespect video contest!

Posted October 24th, 2007, by loveisrespect

loveisrespect, National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline is sponsoring a video contest in conjunction with the launch or our new (and improved!) website and PSA. Teens between the ages of 13-18 can enter until December 1st. A brief rundown of the rules and info:

Make your own video based on the theme of dating abuse and the Teen Dating Bill of Rights. This could be as simple as you reciting the Dating Bill of Rights, but any genre is ok: animation, documentary, music.

Don’t use copywrited music or images in your video.

Use our logo or mention loveisrespect, National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline in your video. *Logos can be downloaded here.

Judges include America’s Next Top Model Winner Jaslene Gonzalez and Project Runway’s Tim Gunn.

The Grand Prize winner gets a trip to NYC (with a parent).

Please read the complete, more boring version of the rules. We really don’t want to disqualify your video. Thanks.

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