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Healthy Relationships Toolkit - Empowering Teens to Build Safe & Supportive RelationshipsINFORMING POLICY
Informing policy is a nuanced process and steps may differ depending on what sector the policy will target (e.g., organizational, public, state, local). Certain restrictions may apply to use of federal, and other funds. Always seek the advice of a qualified professional with any questions. Below are examples of policy-related activities.
EXAMPLES OF POLICY-RELATED ACTIVITIES
THE BENEFITS OF ENGAGING
The benefits of engaging in a process to inform policy as part of a comprehensive strategy to prevent TDV are:
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