Champion Men’s Zone is a powerful opportunity for young men who want to lead conversations about healthy masculinity, gender equality, and respectful relationships – all while gaining skills that look great on college and job applications. You’ll become a school leader and advocate for change by helping peers understand how to build a culture of respect.
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Be part of something greater than yourself by acting as a Community Champion in Marin County. This is a nation-wide movement to improve the way boys and young men are involved with community activism and gender equality.
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Join the MAYA team to help raise awareness about healthy relationships and dating abuse. As an advocate, you’ll collaborate with youth across Marin County to design creative campaigns, support your peers, and lead meaningful change.
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Contact: Sagrario Cordova-Ramirez at sramirez@c4dp.org
MAYA youth advocates are leading the charge to break the cycle of abuse through education and awareness. They’ve created handbooks and Red Flag Rising—a powerful podcast that unpacks dating abuse, toxic masculinity, and emotional healing. By sharing real stories and expert insights, MAYA is helping peers recognize red flags early, challenge harmful norms, and create safer, more respectful relationships.
This guide explores the unique landscape of online and app-based dating for college-aged students, including the risks of meeting people through apps and what healthy, empowered choices look like in the digital age.
Designed for teens in middle and high school, this guide addresses how dating abuse impacts adolescents, including patterns of controlling behavior, media influences, peer pressure, and how early relationships can impact one’s self-worth and future choices.
Made by youth for the parents of youth, this guide offers adults tips on how to talk to teens about healthy and unhealthy relationships.
This guide discusses warning signs of and red flags of unhealthy relationships and offers resources for youth who may be experiencing these signs.
