Many thanks to all the supporters who turned out to Kennedy Plaza this Saturday to help us raise awareness about Teen Dating Violence Awareness & Prevention Month! We had a fantastic turnout -- over 50 people danced to the Glee Cast's mashup of "Survivor/ I Will Survive" to show their support for the cause. Check out the video, shot by RI Monthly magazine, below:
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month
This Friday, Governor Lincoln Chafee is helping us kick off Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month with a Gubernatorial Proclamation. With Day One, the Lindsay Ann Burke Memorial Fund, the Katie Brown Educational Project and our six member agencies, the RICADV will be presenting Champions for Change Awards to Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Senator Beatrice Lanzi among others.
Please join us to launch Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month this Friday, February 3 at 1:30 pm in the State Room at the RI State House.
February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. The Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence is looking for students for upcoming internships for the spring semester as well as individuals with some time to help us organize events for the month of February.
Use the form below to apply for an internship or to be a RICADV volunteer.
You can also call Sara Molinaro at (401) 467-9940 to set up an interview.
February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. The Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence is looking for students for upcoming internships for the spring semester as well as individuals with some time to help us organize events for the month of February. 
