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Speak Up. Speak Out. Speak Now! A slideshow guide to speaking about the importance of addressing

Speak Up. Speak Out. Speak Now! A slideshow guide to speaking about the importance of addressing teen dating violence and Break the Cycle’s work. 888.988.TEEN info@breakthecycle.org www.breakthecycle.org | www.thesafespace.org. Introduction.

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Speak Up. Speak Out. Speak Now! A slideshow guide to speaking about the importance of addressing

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  1. Speak Up. Speak Out. Speak Now! A slideshow guide to speaking about the importance of addressing teen dating violence and Break the Cycle’s work 888.988.TEEN info@breakthecycle.org www.breakthecycle.org | www.thesafespace.org

  2. Introduction Welcome to Speak Up. Speak Out. Speak Now! Slideshow This slideshow and accompanying manual will train you to speak out about Break the Cycle’s mission to end domestic and dating violence. The goal is to help you raise awareness in your local community and gather support for this important issue. Thank you for downloading this slideshow and manual. If you have any questions, please contact us by emailing: volunteer@breakthecycle.org

  3. Use this slide show to guide you through the Speak Up. Speak Out. Speak Now! Manual. The step by step instructions will train you to give an informative presentation on domestic/dating violence and Break the Cycle. Toolkit Instructions

  4. 1. Talking Points An outline to be filled out with your own personal thoughts and ideas. 3. Startling Statistics More information about domestic and dating violence. 2. FAQs Common questions that may be asked during your presentation. 6. Report Back Tell Break the Cycle how the presentation went! What Will Be Covered? 4. Secure a Presentation A guide to contacting potential presentation locations. 5. Materials Handouts to give your audience during your presentation.

  5. Talking PointsPages 5-8 in manual What Will I Talk About? Talking Points is an outline of your presentation. Some points are provided for you and others require you to fill in the blank. If there you are unsure about a question, contact Break the Cycle or conduct your own research. Domestic/Dating Violence & Youth • Introduction • What is Domestic Violence? • Why Teens? Break the Cycle • What is Break the Cycle? • What are its programs? • What do I do for Break the Cycle? What You Can Do to Help • Talk about it • Plan activities • Research • Volunteer • Donate

  6. FAQsPages 9-13 in manual Mission – History - Programs Why Teens? Economic Effects Health & Social Effects Helping Someone who is Being Abused Public Policy – Take Action What Will the Audience Ask? Read over and familiarize yourself with the FAQs. Use the Economic, Health and Social section as a reference. Feel free to look up current facts and statistics that are relevant to your specific community or area.

  7. Startling StatisticsPages 14-16 in manual What Are the Facts? Startling Statistics will give you more information on domestic and dating violence. Visit Break the Cycle’s website www.breakthecycle.org and other domestic violence sources to learn more about the issue and it’s relevance in your local community.

  8. Securing a PresentationPages 17-19 in manual • Who Will I Speak to? • Now that you are ready to talk about domestic and dating violence, you need a group to talk to! • Make a list of possible groups in your community and contact them (via phone, letter, email). • Review the sample phone script and letter provided in the manual. • Feel free to modify them or use your own, whatever you are most comfortable with.

  9. Giving the Presentation Don’t forget to include: • What is Break the Cycle? • Why is domestic and dating violence relevant to the community? • Why are you speaking to this particular group? • How can the group support Break the Cycle’s mission? Follow the Talking Points Feel free to change to fit your style and audience.

  10. Report Back • You have completed your presentation! • Now tell Break the Cycle about it! Here is what to do: • Findthe form on the last page of the manual. • Fill in as much information as you can and send it to Break the Cycle. • If anyone returns the bottom third of the Front-to-Back Handout to you, send with any donations to Break the Cycle.

  11. Thank You! Congratulations – You completed your first presentation! 5200 W. Century Blvd., Suite 300 Los Angeles, CA 90045 888.988.TEEN info@breakthecycle.org www.breakthecycle.org | www.thesafespace.org

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