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Join us on Zoom on February 17 at 6pm for a thoughtful conversation on survivorship. Drawing from Percy’s book, Girls Play Dead: Acts of Self Preservation, and Day One’s work with young people and survivors of gender-based violence, we’ll explore the individual, cultural, and systemic changes needed to build safer, more just communities.
The first 40 donors who make a gift of $100 or more will receive a mailed copy of Girls Play Dead: Acts of Self-Preservation by Jen Percy
SAVE THE DATE: June 2, 2026 at Guastavino’s for our annual Voices Against Violence Gala. Our gala raises awareness about dating violence confronting youth today, honors those whose work promotes safe and healthy relationships among young people, and develops resources to support Day One’s vital services.
Join Day One for our annual Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Open Mic on February 18 at 4:30pm.
Our online resources are available for free download
Day One is excited to provide downloadable resources for ease of access during New York’s self-isolation period, including our Know Your Rights Guides and more. These resources are intended to support young people, educators, social workers, parents/caregivers, and anyone interested in learning about youth dating violence and prevention.
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Our services are free for youth and available in English and Spanish.
Day One invests in young people by helping them maintain safe relationships for themselves and their peers and engages youth to design projects to raise awareness in their communities. We provide counseling, legal support, and case management; educational and preventive services, including workshops and webinars; and leadership development.
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