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CHECK OUT THE NEW TEEN DATING ABUSE
AND HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS WEBSITE!
PAVE the Way Project


Cornerstone and Verizon Wireless launch a new website:

“PAVE the Way Project” to empower and educate youth around teen dating violence. The new website promotes healthy relationships and includes Cornerstone’s school-based violence program, PAVE’s (Preventing Violence & Abuse through Education) KNOW ABUSE™ curriculum (free to download for educators) that engages youth in a variety of learning methods and incorporates youth created media and interactive participation.

 

 

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PAVE the Way Project

Through Pave the Way Project, seven youth artists from across the country contributed original songs as a national campaign to raise awareness of dating violence amongst their peers.

This project launched on April 10, with one new track from each artist released every Tuesday through May 22. From May 29th through June 12th, the public will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite track. The winning artist will then perform in a recording of a new song written by GRAMMY® Award winner Salvador Santana, collaborating with his father,
10 time GRAMMY® Award winner, Carlos Santana!

“I feel so blessed to be a part of the PAVE the Way Project.
It’s a wonderful opportunity for me to meet and collaborate with fresh, up and coming artists and musicians,” said Salvador Santana. “For those who are involved, we all keep
the same goal in mind – we want to continue to help raise awareness against teen dating violence, because the youth
are our future.”

Please go to: PAVE the Way Project to check out the 7 artist bios, watch music videos of and receive free downloads of the released songs, learn more about healthy and non-healthy relationship, including a relationship test.

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THIS WEEK'S FEATURED ARTIST:

Shontell McCoy

Shontell McCoy