Start Strong Building Healthy Teen Relationships

home > news > in the news

Bookmark and Share  Print

IN THE NEWS

 

Idaho Teen to Speak on Teen Dating Violence
June 8, 2009 | My Fox Idaho

A 19-year-old from eastern Idaho is scheduled to appear on national television to warn other teenagers and their parents about dating violence. › more

 

 

Teens view student-made videos in antiviolence project
June 5, 2009 | The Boston Globe

Amanda Rogers saw only the glitz in Hollywood stars' lives. › more

 

 

Experts say teen dating violence on the rise
May 28, 2009 | NECN-TV

Singer Rihanna will appear in court next month as a possible witness in the assault case against R&B singer Chris Brown. The case has put the spotlight on dating violence. It's a problem that experts say appears to be on the rise among teenagers › more

 

 

Charity receives $1 million for teen violence program
May 16, 2009 | The Wichita Eagle

It's the largest national initiative ever funded to help students build healthy relationships and combat violence. › more

 

 

Eagle High's David Trompke helping to foster abuse awareness
May 2009 | Eagle Independent Magazine

Depending on who you are, it may come as a shock to learn that 1 in 3 teens in a dating relationship has been verbally, emotionally, sexually or physically abused. › more

 

 

City to hold forum on teen dating abuse
April 23, 2009 | Boston Globe

One in 11 Boston high schools students report being physically harmed by a date, friend, or acquaintance, according to a new finding from the Boston Public Health Commission. › more

 

 

The Jane Fonda Center Helps Build Healthy Respectful Relationships
Move Forward - Winter 2009 Edition | Emory Magazine

The Jane Fonda Center helps teens build healthy, respectful relationships. › more

 

 

No excuse for domestic violence
March 29, 2009 | Indianapolis Star Tribune

Domestic violence does not just happen to celebrities. It happens every day to our neighbors, friends and co-workers. › more

 

 

Teen dating abuse a silent epidemic
March 22, 2009 | Contra Costa Times

... › more

 

 

 

Communities

Start Strong is proud to be collaborating with 11 pioneering organizations.