The Pew Research Center has just released a new report entitled Teens, Social Media, and Privacy.  While focused on privacy, it provides a range of useful information, such as the fact that Facebook was the most popular social medial tool among teens in the study.

Read the latest newsletter from PreventConnect here, featuring podcasts about the faux Victoria’s Secret Pink Loves Consent line, SAFER’s new study and report on college student activist activities, and a new prevention session about eliminating rape culture on college campuses.

Today on her Facebook page, Jaclyn Friedman referred to the particularly “rapey news cycle” of late.  And that it is.  From sexual assault in the military, to the Cleveland kidnappings, these stories have generated a renewed look at norms around masculinity and how they contribute to rape culture, a culture that ultimately produces the events that lead to such “rapey news cycles.”

Strong: Building Healthy Teen Relationships was a four-year, $18 million initiative funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in partnership with Blue Shield of California Foundation to target 11- to- 14-year-olds and rally entire communities to promote healthy relationships as the way to prevent teen dating violence and abuse.

On Thurs, April 25 from 3 – 4 pm ET, during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the second Healthy Masculinity Action Project Twitter Town Hall will focus on “Healthy Masculinity after Steubenville”.