Teen Dating | 2nd Chance Domestic

February is Teen Dating Violence Month!

Statistics:

33% of adolescents in the United States experience some form of dating violence.

1 in 4 teen dating violence cases involve cyber abuse, such as unwanted texting or harassment.

14-17 year-old girls are a leading demographic of date-rape victims, with more than 40% having experienced sexual violence in a relationship.

21% of LGBTQIA+ high school students experience some form of physical dating violence.

1.5 million high school students nationwide experience physical abuse from a partner each year.

Teen Dating Violence

Understanding and addressing teen dating violence is a vital aspect of combating domestic violence. Explore the warning signs, learn about healthy relationship behaviors, and access resources to support teens in building safe and respectful connections. By raising awareness and promoting education, we strive to empower young individuals to recognize, prevent, and break the cycle of dating violence.

Statistics

70% of college students report having experienced at least one incident of sexual violence during their college years.

6 in 10 rapes of young women occur in their own home or loved one’s home.

80% of 15-19 year-old sexual-violence victims were abused by someone they previously knew.

50% of young people who experience rape or physical or sexual abuse will attempt to commit suicide

11% of Arkansas high school students experience physical dating violence in a 12-month period.

Dating Violence Education: Brinkley High School Students invited Second Chance DVSA Shelter to come out once again to learn about healthy relationships. The students participated in open discussions about real life scenarios, they expressed their ideas of love and what healthy relationships look like through their art collages. We are so grateful to share knowledge with the next generation.

Wynne High School

What is Love Art Contest

The Art Students at Wynne High School addressed the question: What is Love? Admire their Beautiful Artwork!

Brinkley High School

Dating Violence Education:
Brinkley High School Students invited Second Chance DVSA Shelter to spend Valentine's Day with them learning about healthy relationships and our own personal right to be happy, respected, and loved.