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  Man Up with Mike Domtriz!

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  Date / Time: 7/1/2009 11:00 PM UTC

  Category: Family

  
  

  The manly thing to do is treat women with dignity and respect, but how do you begin having the conversation with your teen? Tough Talk will be joined by Mike Domitrz to answer that very question. Michael J. Domitrz travels the country speaking in schools, on college campuses, and in communities teaching students, parents, and educators about dating, intimacy, communication, respect, and sexual assault awareness. In 1989, Mike was studying theatre and enjoying college life. One afternoon, he received a call from his mom. She informed him that his sister had been raped earlier that day. Mike’s life would change forever. Over the next two years, he researched and studied various aspects of healthy dating and sexual assault awareness. Find him on the web: www.canikissyou.com; www.mayikissyoubook.com, www.thedatesafeproject.org

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• On Demand Episodes           61813          

  Original Air Date: 5/27/2009 10:30 PM UTC

  MADE to Win! with Ann Burke

  Ann Burke, Co-Founder of the Lindsay Ann Burke Foundation and MADE (Moms and Dads for Dating Abuse Education) Joins us to talk about the pain of loosing her teen daughter to teen dating violence, to starting a national revolution to save the children of today. About Teen Dating Violence Statistics show that teens and tweens go to each other before they speak to an adult about issues concerning their relationships. Rather than get upset about this fact, shouldn't we as parents be proactive and make sure that teens are getting the right information? About MADE MADE (Moms and Dads for Education to Stop Dating Abuse) is aiming to ensure that every child in the country has the education and resources available to maintain healthy relationships, free from abuse and violence. By building a national coalition of dedicated members, MADE seeks to guarantee that every middle and high school in the country has a curriculum that addresses teen dating violence so our children can learn the path to positive, healthy relationships.
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  • Tags:
  • parents
  • ann burke
  • MADE
  • Liz Claiborne
  • teen dating violence
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