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Looking for an easy way to get caught up on the latest in teen dating violence research?

Up-to-date, empirical research has a critical role to play in the practice of Teen Dating Violence intervention programs, and we aim to support ease-of-access to this research. A number of cutting-edge articles have been selected for their direct applicability to our Community of Practice projects. These two-page plain language summaries have been generated from these research articles. New summaries will be posted regularly.

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Research Logistics Webinars

Let’s talk teen dating violence: Lessons learned in research and evaluation

Dr. Heidi Adams Rueda, Associate Professor at the University of Texas, San Antonio in the…

Stacey GarwoodMarch 4, 2021

Research Logistics Webinars

Emerging Issues from Current Teen Dating Research

Dr. Katrina Debnam, Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia, School of Nursing and the…

Stacey GarwoodMarch 3, 2021

Research Logistics Webinars

Quantitative Measurement to Assess Teen Dating Violence

Dr. Deinera Exner-Cortens facilitated a webinar on best quantitative measures for teen dating violence. Dr.…

ydv@dminMay 21, 2019

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