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Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
February 15, 2024
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Dr Bridges Executive Director of Haven House Family Shelter in Vicksburg appeared before the Simpson County Board of Supervisors at their February 15, 2024.

 

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February is Teen Violence Awareness Month. Dr. Bridges explained that 1 in 12 teens experiences dating violence.  10% of teens living in the US have been victims of dating violence.

Teen dating violence can look a multitude of ways including:

-Physical Violence – bodily harm, hitting, biting, pinching, and shoving

-Emotional Violence – threats, diminishing of self-worth, bullying, purposeful embarrassment

-Sexual Violence – forcing a young person to participate in a sexual act, threatening to spread rumors if they refuse

-Stalking – harassing, repeated uninvited visits, or unwanted consistent electronic communication

 

If a teen experiences teen dating violence, tell someone, document the abuse, and of course leave the relationship.

 

 

The Board of Supervisors passed a proclamation to increase Teen dating violence awareness.

 

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