Welcome to MyDefinition
This site is made for youth by youth with the support of Tubman's Movement for Violence Prevention team. Youth voices matter, and we're here to provide a platform so you can be heard. EMAIL US to add to our blog, or to share your art, accomplishments, & ideas!
Tubman's Movement for Violence Prevention (MVP) program provides education, resources, and support for youth & young adults in schools, online, and in the community. If you would like to get involved or learn more about our groups & classes EMAIL US anytime.
Happy New Year!
Each February we honor Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month by hosting a poster and video contest. Youth and youth adults are invited to create a poster or video to highlight healthy relationship traits or to raise awareness of unhealthy relationship traits and violent or abusive behaviors. Email youth@tubman.org if you have any questions or would like to submit your creation!
New Resource at NorthStar Youth Outreach Center
Grief is an emotion that we have all faced either in the past, present, or will in the future.
One of our student leaders will be hosting a youth group this January to provide community support. During meetings we will focus on topics of grief, communication, identity, and other topics group members bring forward. Please drop in or RSVP below!
Learn More about Your Rights
We've added another infographic to our RESOURCES PAGE. This is intended to help people understand reproductive coercion as a type of abuse, how to identify it, and how to get support and resources.
Student Art Gallery
Check out these student-made videos raising awareness about Domestic Violence!
These are two of our winners from our annual contest:
First Place Video can be found HERE
Second Place Video can be found HERE
MyDefinition.org is dedicated to connecting youth with leadership opportunities to help prevent violence and to use your ideas to build thriving communities.
For more information, contact us by email at teens@tubman.org or call 612.825.3333.
This site is a project of Tubman, a 501(c)3 nonprofit with a mission of advancing opportunities for change so that every person can experience safety, hope, and healing. To learn more, visit www.tubman.org.
