Topic of the MonthFebruary
Teen Dating Safety
Relationships should feel safe and respectful. Teen dating violence can happen to anyone, and it’s important to know the signs of unhealthy behaviors. This month, SafeSpace helps students understand boundaries, consent, and how to seek support if a relationship ever becomes unsafe.
What You Can Do
- Respect boundaries — ‘no’ always means ‘no.’
- Watch for signs of control, jealousy, or isolation.
- Don’t ignore red flags online or in person.
- Talk to a counselor or adult if you feel unsafe.
Get Involved at School
- Start a ‘Healthy Hearts’ awareness week.
- Make a short PSA on what healthy love looks like.
- Host a ‘Respect in Relationships’ student panel.
- February is National Teen Dating Violence Month — host us at your campus for a free presentation.
Crime Stoppers Safety Tip
Safety TipQuick reminder for right now
Love never involves fear or control. Report abuse anonymously if you or a friend need help.
If something feels wrong, trust your instincts and reach out.
Tip: If you're in immediate danger, call 911.