REP

The roots of REP. 24 years since the passing of Megan Ridgeway 💔

Remembering Megan Ridgeway on the 24th anniversary of her death | Safe Harbor On June 30th, 1997 an 18-year-old girl named Megan Ridgeway was murdered. She was murdered by her ex-boyfriend at the Mauldin community pool in public. It was a horrific moment for the Greenville community and a devastating day for Megan’s family, loved ones, and community members that witnessed

LOVING this article: great resources and conversation starters for talking with your teen about intimacy and relationships!

Tech Talk Tuesdays | We’re Talking Hot Love I love that during summer, there’s a relief from the complexities of school-based social stressors, and it can be a good time to bring up some of the more awkward conversations of parenting. So let's take this relative downtime of summer to bring up the topic of what makes for loving, kind intimat...

Sexual Assault Awareness Month - great article!

Tools for Teens to Call Out Sexual Violence A s*x ed teacher talks about how young people can try to keep themselves safe from s*xual assault and be allies to others.

Creating space and conversations to normalize mental health issues will help us break down the discrimination and shame so many of us feel - Teens and parents are you grappling with mental health issues? You can send your story into NYTimes.

Teens and Parents: Are You Grappling With Mental Health Issues? The New York Times would like to hear from parents and adolescents who are dealing with mental health challenges.

Before REP, we were called The Megan Project in honor and remembrance of this young woman 💜 Her life was taken by her ex/boyfriend (last picture), after an escalating breakup after she graduated high school. We’d like take a moment to remember her and talk about the warning signs of abuse
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Warning signs of abuse:
• Increasing jealousy and controlling behavior
• Tells you what to wear and who you can/can’t talk to
• Accusations of flirting/cheating
• Tries to isolate you from friends and family
• Blames you for the way they are/act
• Threatens to hurt themselves if you breakup
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If you’re in need of help or assistance, please reach out - we’re here for YOU!
1-800-291-2139
[email protected]
Safeharborsc.org
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