Some Indigenous teens live in isolated communities and may not have access to the resources that teens living in urban centres have. This info sheet provides tips to support Indigenous teens experiencing digital dating violence. It can be used with other specific info sheets in the Teen Digital Dating Violence and Supporting Teens Experiencing Digital Dating Violence toolkits.

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Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV) is part of a continuum of violence that can be both online and in-person. If you or someone you know is experiencing TFGBV, you are not alone. You can use sheltersafe.ca to find a shelter/transition house near you to discuss options and create a safety plan. You don’t need to stay in a shelter to access free, confidential services and support. 

We gratefully acknowledge Carrier Sekani Family Services and the Indigenous Shelter Advisory Committee for their support in the creation of this information sheet. 

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