Hello,

Thank you so much for attending our recent event, Overheard: Economic Abuse Among Teen Dating Partners. 

Futures Without Violence is grateful for the generous support and partnership of The Allstate Foundation and the UPMC Children's Hospital with whom this study would not have been possible.

Finally, FUTURES is deeply grateful to the youth service practitioners who helped distribute the survey across the country and to the nearly 3,000 young people who shared their experiences, especially Aja Ellington, Sydney Browne, and Ary Hewitt, fearless advocates who joined us for our youth panel. 

We have a long way to go in the fight to better prevent and respond to teen economic abuse and dating violence, and hope that through our combined efforts to we can improve the future lives of teens.

For your convenience and reference, we are sharing a recording of the event, the data shared, and resources and tools you can use to help address teen economic abuse. If you were not able to attend, we hope that you watch the recording, as well as share these links/resources within your circles.​​

Overheard: Economic Abuse
Among Teen Dating Violence

Have more questions? 

The Workplaces & Economic Justice team seeks to ensure that every individual has a meaningful pathway to prosperity through education and employment opportunities that center safety and well-being, support healing, and promote economic security, so they can thrive and live free from violence.

For more information, contact Nati Guevara-Diaz at [email protected].

Wishing you and yours the best of health and healing!  

Futures Without Violence and the Workplaces & Economic Justice Team