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    (Un)-happy Valentine’s Day?

    • February 3, 2017
    What does Valentine’s Day have to do with teen dating violence awareness? In 2017, more than you might expect. First, Valentine’s Day falls in February, of course, which is also…
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    What makes a good program a good program?

    • November 22, 2011
    Based on what the Junior League of Pensacola (JULEP) is doing with its foster care initiative, we’d say the formula is: pressing need + community support + total commitment +…
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    What do girls need to know about life?

    • November 9, 2011
    You’ve seen it in the media. You’ve talked about it with other parents. And sometimes your own daughter will open up and talk about it. It goes by a lot…
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    Cybercrime: Do you know where your children are (online)?

    • September 27, 2011
    A Rutgers University freshman jumps to his death off the George Washington Bridge after an intimate moment with a romantic partner is recorded and broadcast over the Internet by his…
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