The B.R.A.V.E. Team is all over the place this month promoting healthy relationships and sharing some great resources in honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month!!

We're visiting some local high schools during lunches!



Here's our schedule:

2/4: Oviedo High
2/7: Seminole High
2/11: Lake Mary High
2/20: Lyman High
2/21: Lake Howell High

Be sure to check us out at your school! You can win PRIZES and get some helpful information for you and your friends!

If we already visited your school, let us know what you thought of us!

Remember: never feel alone or defeated. People love you and want you to be safe.

Be BRAVE and ask for help!

Check out the videos below and let us know what you think in the comments below!

Drunk in Love. Just one of Beyonce’s hit songs on her self-titled album “Beyonce.”

You can catch the song on the radio and all over the internet but her recent Grammy performance with Jay-Z truly shined the spotlight on this song and the topic of domestic violence. Check out the following lyrics: 

I’m Ike, Turner, turn up

Baby no I don’t play, now eat the cake, Anna Mae

Said, “Eat the cake, Anna Mae!”

Here’s a little history on the origins of this lyrical piece: Entertainers Ike and Tina Turner's abusive relationship has been well documented and in the public eye for decades. In 1993, the Tina Turner biopic called ‘What’s Love Got To Do With It’ shows a scene where Ike violently shoves cake in Tina’s face while shouting obscenities at her and calling her by her birth name, Anna Mae. It is also shows Ike slapping Tina's friend as she tries to intervene and protect Tina.

Why do you think Beyonce would include these lyrics in her song? 

Share your thoughts in the comments below!