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Healthy Relationship Education For ALL Ages

Everyone Deserves a Healthy Relationship

Claire’s Community offers engaging, age-appropriate programs that help people build safe, healthy, and respectful relationships. Through education, skill-building, and community connection, we empower children, teens, college students, adults, parents, grandparents, and other trusted adults to recognize healthy behaviors, strengthen communication, and develop supportive environments where everyone can thrive.

By equipping people with practical tools and encouraging positive relationships at every stage of life, we help promote safer homes, schools, workplaces, and communities. Together, we are creating a culture where respect, empathy, and connection are the norm, and every person can feel valued, supported, and safe.

Our Programs

Inspire healthy, respectful relationships built on empathy, communication, trust, and connection.

Encourage adults to have meaningful conversations and build confidence and resilience with youth.

Strengthen families by encouraging positive communication, healthy boundaries, and supportive relationships.

Create opportunities for connection and a stronger sense of community for people of all ages.

Build communities where compassion, belonging, and support are the norm.

Meet people and organizations where they are, literally and figuratively.

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Our Mission

We strive to challenge and disrupt societal norms around relationship violence through education and awareness.

Our Vision

We envision empowered communities that foster healthy relationships in safe and protective environments.

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Research has shown that community education & advocacy works.

“Promoting healthy, respectful, and nonviolent relationships and communities can help reduce the occurrence of intimate partner violence. It also can prevent the harmful and long-lasting effects of intimate partner violence on individuals, families, and communities.”

- Preventing Intimate Partner Violence, 2021

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East Asian Studies "Loud Enough" Movie Summary

I want to give a huge shout-out to KU’s Center for East Asian Studies for facilitating an amazing movie marathon! As an individual who participated in the event and had no prior knowledge of the Loud Enough film, I found it incredibly informative. The community gathered in support of Madison Smith, a Lindsborg teen who not only survived a sexual assault but sought legal justice for herself and other girls despite massive barriers. Had I watched the film alone, my anger would

Belittling Is A Red Flag

Put downs, insults, and criticisms make someone feel less important. Be sure your relationships are kind, encouraging and respectful. That’s what’s healthy!

Signs of Coercive Control

Coercive control refers to any pattern of behavior an abuser uses to dominate their partner and limit their freedom and confidence in themselves. Because of the subtle nature of coercive control, it's hard to spot. Abusers often isolate their victims and wrap them into their reality, leaving them with no one on the outside to observe and call out the abusive behavior. Learn more about tactics used by abusers to coercively control their victims here. Mocking Your Interests Moc