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about granite state respect week:

​Granite State RESPECT Week (GSRW) is a teen-centered campaign that takes place in high schools across New Hampshire during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. GSRW 2018 was made possible by HopeLine by Verizon and the TJX Foundation.

The structure of this campaign is similar to a high school spirit week in that each day has a unique theme that ties into the greater message of teen dating violence awareness. GSRW is based off of an initiative that was originally developed by loveisrespect.org in an effort to engage, educate and empower young people during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. The Coalition and its 13 member programs have adopted this initiative and tailored it to meet the needs of New Hampshire schools. 
It is our hope that with the support of the Coalition and local crisis center educators, New Hampshire high schools will adopt this initiative to promote healthy relationships and foster communities of respect in schools across NH. GSRW was designed to empower schools and students to customize this project to reflect the needs and capacity of their school and community. There are no minimum or maximum requirements for school participation.​

GRANITE STATE RESPECT WEEK 2020

The theme of Granite State RESPECT Week (GSRW) 2020 was "It's time to talk about sexual assault" and  we're excited to share that over 40 schools across NH participated and over 32,000 students were reached! Thank you to the schools and students who took action during Teen Dating Violence Month 2020 - together we can create safe and respectful learning environments across the Granite State.
#RespectWeekNH

granite state respect week 2018

Goals:

1) Raise awareness about teen dating violence.
2) Connect teens to support services.
3) Promote healthy relationships.
4) Foster a culture of respect in New Hampshire high schools.

Impact:

​During the second year of this campaign, 40 schools across the state of NH participated in the Granite State RESPECT Week 2018 campaign and over 28,000 students were reached.