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In recognition of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM), love is respect will host a webinar on February 25th, 2021 at 4 PM CST.

A panel of love is respect’s Youth Council members will be discussing the real issues affecting teens and young people today, how the adults in their lives can best support them, and what Know Your Worth means to them. Join us for this candid discussion!

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I didn’t know my past relationship was abusive until I was able to escape it. I still am healing from the past, but something that has helped me is learning about abuse and learning that it wasn’t my fault. Survivor, 19

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