Student Resources
"After 15 years of working to end domestic violence, we have learned that teens are not immune from abuse in relationships. Teen dating violence is all too common, and ends up leading to vicious and unhealthy cycles for years to come. Our responsibility – as parents, teachers, mentors, and community leaders – is to guide our young people towards respectful relationships free from harassment and abuse; teach them that it’s ok to walk away from a bad situation; and encourage them to speak out when they see a friend in trouble. In many communities, teens themselves are leading the way in organizing their schools and communities to stand against violence. I commend them.”
--United States Vice President Joseph Biden on Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, February 1, 2010
Thank you for your interest in Anna Marie's Alliance and the issues of domestic abuse. To assist with your class work we have put together the following links.
Please feel free to download and print off any of these materials.
Brochures
Programs and Services of Anna Marie's Alliance
Are You In An Unhealthy Relationship
The Effect of Domestic Violence on Children
Understanding Domestic Violence and Helping Battered Women
Domestic Violence in the GLBTQ Community
Other Information and materials
How did Anna Marie's get its name?
Our service statistics may be found under the Learn More tab
National and State websites to check out
www.endabuse.org (Family Violence Prevention Fund)
www.mcbw.org (Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women)
www.ncadv.org (National Coalition Against Domestic Violence...good statistics)
