Press Mentions

Get Connected: Day One & Teenage Dating Abuse
Day One’s Executive Director Stephanie Nilva connected with New York City’s 106.7 Lite FM’s weekly talk show, Get Connected, with host Nina del Rio. They discussed Day One’s work, Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, and currently pending healthy relationships education legislation. Listen below!

Davila’s Domestic Violence Workshop Hits Home For Many
For Assembly Member Maritza Davila (D- Bushwick, Williamsburg) holding a domestic violence workshop is personal and Saturday as she kicked off the workshop, titled “I Love You, Doesn’t Always Mean I Love You,” she opened up about her own experience.

A City Watch Look at Teen Violence
Stephanie Nilva appeared on WBAI’s “City Watch” to talk about healthy relationships ahead of Valentine’s Day.

Facing Lawsuits, NYC Retools Sexual Harassment Policies For Schools
Amid a series of highly publicized sexual assault allegations, the New York City Department of Education is changing the regulations around harassment and bullying. The proposed regulations expand the definition of what constitutes harassment, details how administrators should conduct investigations, and outlines how to support students who come forward.

“Porno venganza” por ex parejas es un acoso cibernético
Video oficial de Noticias Telemundo. Uno de cada 25 estadounidenses ha sido amenazado o es víctima del acoso cibernético llamado “porno venganza”, como lo muestra el documental “Netizens”.

Teaching Consent to Elementary Students
Consent is often linked to sex, but it simply means giving permission. When taught to children, it can be applied to a variety of nonsexual situations—giving hugs, borrowing things, and sharing are scenarios Kleinrock’s students came up with.