Lynix and Jeylin talk about Dating and Domestic Violence. Including red flags and how to get help.

Resources listed:

loveisrespect.org

thehotline.org

Our host Jeremy was on location at the YMCA National Achievers Summit at the Blueridge Assembly in North Carolina to talk to the teens about being an Achiever.

Jeremy (AKA Jeffrey) and Naiya talk about teenage pregnancy including costs of raising a child.

Jeremy sits down with some Love Notes teens to talk brain chemicals, including how having a mental health diagnosis affects the brain chemicals of falling in love.

Arreonna, Ariana, Skye and Xzynthia talk healthy and unhealthy relationships.

Recorded in our June Teen Vibe Camp.

Arreonna, Ariana, and Skye reflect on the importance of Juneteenth and how POC still face racism today.

Recorded during June Teen Vibe Camp

Josiah and Josiah had the opportunity to interview UL Nursing students during the Spring Break Teen Vibe Camp.

Sounds like it was a good learning opportunity for both groups.

Love Notes staff recently visited Simmons College, Louisville's Only Historic Black College, and spoke to students about what advice they would give to their High School self about love and relationships.

https://simmonscollegeky.edu/

Love Notes staff recently visited Simmons College, Louisville's Only Historic Black College, and spoke to faculty and students about what black love means to them. 

https://simmonscollegeky.edu/

Ariauna and Eltuan talk healthy relationships and expectations

Produced at a Love Notes camp in the Best Buy Teen Tech Center.   Love Notes engages teens in conversations about areas of life that impact relationships, such as personality styles, expectations, communication, consent, and dating violence.

For more information about Love Notes, visit ymcalouisville.org/programs/youth-teens/love-notes

Love Notes is a grant-funded program offered to teens and young adults in our community. Love Notes is supported by Grant Number TP1AH000264 from the HHS Office of Population Affairs.

Contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Department of Health and Human Services or the Office of Population Affairs.