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Text2011 Teen Dating Abuse Prevention Video Now Available in Multiple Languages
More than 25 percent of Fairfax County students reported being the victim of some form of teen dating abuse - emotional, verbal or physical - in the past year, according to the Fairfax County Youth Survey of 8th, 10th and 12th graders. The video “Teen Dating Abuse, Do You Know the Facts?” is now available in English, Spanish, Korean and Vietnamese. It describes the different forms of dating abuse, warning signs and what you can do to help if you suspect a teen is being abused. (Student voice actors from Fairfax County Public Schools participated in the making of these videos.)
The annual Fairfax County Youth Survey looks at the behaviors, experiences and other factors that influence the health and well-being of our youth. To learn more about the facts and stats, and to get useful tips on recognizing warning signs of risky behavior and to find out how to get help, view and share the Youth Survey fact sheets and videos with your family, friends, neighbors and colleagues..
- Three To Succeed (English, Spanish)
- Bullying and Cyberbullying, Do You Know the Facts? (English, Spanish, Korean, and Vietnamese)
- Teen Dating Abuse, Do You Know the Facts? (English, Spanish, Korean, and Vietnamese)
- Teens and Alcohol
- Teens and Depression
- Teens and Inhalants
- Risk and Protective Factors
- Bullying and Cyberbullying
- Teen Dating Abuse
- Nutrition and Physical Activity
- Teenage Alcohol Use
- Teenage Drug Use
- Teenage Depression and Suicide
- Teenage Inhalant Use
- Middle Schoolers
- High School Girls
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