Event: Love Shouldn’t Hurt: Red Flags, Real Love and Digital Control
- Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026
- noon to 1 p.m.
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This event will take place online/virtually. Please review the event description for more details.
Dating violence and unhealthy relationships often develop gradually. This interactive session explores how emotional control, manipulation and harmful digital behaviors can cross boundaries through texting, social media and other forms of technology.
Participants will gain:
- A clear understanding of early warning signs of dating violence
- Insight into how digital behaviors can become controlling or harmful
- Tools to distinguish healthy conflict from unhealthy patterns
- Awareness of why individuals may remain in harmful situations
- Knowledge of campus and community support resources
Presenters: Dr. Johnetta Banks and Latrenda Thomas
Join this virtual event on Microsoft Teams
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