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Join Claire’s Community

There are lots of ways to engage

Claire’s Community offers a variety of opportunities for individuals and groups to learn more about healthy relationships to help prevent violence in our community, including classes, events, and educational presentations. 

 

Our current programs are below. We will be adding new opportunities, so be sure to join our mailing list to stay updated!

Our Programs

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CLAIRE'S COMMUNITY FOR PRACTITIONERS

This course is a deep dive into understanding relationship violence to equip adults to have meaningful conversations about healthy relationships and be a vigilant and safe resource for youth.

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IN THEIR SHOES

This scenario-based interactive experience helps participants discuss dating today from the perspective of teens. Through interactive scenarios, they navigate relationship choices and engage with dating partners, family,

friends, counselors, police, and more.

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ASKABLE ADULT CAMPAIGN

Learn how to be an informed, approachable adult that youth can turn to for help in navigating stress and challenges of daily life. Participants learn about establishing trust, staying connected, communicating effectively, and being a resource.  

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This evidence-based prevention program trains and motivates coaches to positively influence young male athletes to become upstanders both on and off the field, teaching them that violence never equals strength.

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HAVE A HEART: HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS TOOLKIT

Using CDC recommendations, HEART empowers middle school students with the tools and resources they need to see the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships and brings life-saving prevention education to their schools and communities.

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SAFE DATES

This evidence-based program helps teens recognize the difference between caring, supportive relationships and controlling, manipulative, or abusive relationships. This is critical during preteen and teen years when young people begin to learn the skills needed to create and foster positive relationships.

New Programs!

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Live Respect and Healthy Masculinity Curriculum: Life Skills and Well-Being for Boys and Young Men offers parents, coaches, educators, mentors, and youth advocates the tools to build young people of character. 

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Schedule training for your salon, school, or beauty event. You’ll learn how to:

  • Recognize signs and symptoms of domestic abuse

  • Respond to victims using discreet and empathetic techniques

  • Refer victims to professional safety resources

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Empowering parents to guide, connect, and protect.

Today’s kids are surrounded by messages about relationships, sex, and dating from media, technology, and peers. If parents don’t start the conversation, someone else will. Parents Matter! gives caregivers the tools and confidence to guide these important discussions- because a parent’s voice is one of the most powerful influences in a child’s life.​​

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Community Connections Presentations

We would love to speak to your group about relationship violence prevention. We can customize this opportunity to meet the needs of your organization.

“Programs that seek to engage influential adults and peers in promoting positive relationship expectations and condemning violent and unhealthy relationship behaviors among adolescents and young adults are critical to the prevention of IPV.”

Preventing Intimate Partner Violence Across the Lifespan, the Center for Disease Control

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