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One Love works to end relationship abuse by educating people about healthy & unhealthy relationships. For more, visit joinonelove.org

One Love’s mission is to end relationship abuse by educating young people about healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors and empowering them to be leaders driving change in their communities. The One Love Foundation was created in 2010 to honor the memory of Yeardley Love, a senior lacrosse player at the University of Virginia who was three weeks shy of her graduation when she was killed by her ex- boyfriend. Yeardley lived her life with integrity, gratitude and honesty -- and lots of laughter. She saw the best in everyone, and was always there to give a helping hand. Her leadership on her lacrosse team and at school resonated with her friends and peers. All of the work we do at the One Love Foundation celebrates and honors the positive spirit and kindness that Yeardley personified. We are committed not only to honoring Yeardley’s memory, but also to saving others from suffering the same fate. Our work is rooted in our honest belief that relationship violence is an epidemic that can be stopped when young adults are educated and empowered to affect change in their communities.

10/14/2026

AI is changing the way we work, learn, and connect. But what happens when AI becomes part of our relationships? 🤖💬

AI companions are chatbots designed to simulate friendships, romantic relationships, and emotional support. As these tools become more popular, they raise important questions about trust, boundaries, and what healthy relationships should look like.

So, one One Love staff member decided to put them to the test by creating an AI friend for a week.

What did they learn? And what could AI companions mean for the way young people understand relationships?

👀 Read the 5 takeaways from their experience: https://ow.ly/nnmc50ZXmxB

10/09/2026

Baltimore showed up for One Love! ⛳💙

Earlier this week, our Baltimore community came together at Elkridge for our 6th annual Tee Up for One Love—a day of golf, connection, and support for One Love’s mission.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us, and especially to our sponsors, volunteers, and partners who made the tournament possible. Special shoutout to Nike and Emblemax for outfitting our golfers, and to Callaway Golf for providing clubs for some lucky tournament winners! 🏆

Your support helps One Love continue giving young people the tools to recognize the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships.

10/07/2026

This DVAM, we're looking at how digital spaces shape our relationships. Every week this month, we'll be shining a light on a different form of digital abuse or a different medium it can take place on, starting with social media.

Social media can help us stay connected, but it can also make it easier for unhealthy behaviors to hide behind affection or concern. Learning to recognize unhealthy behaviors can help you build safer, healthier connections online and offline.

Swipe to learn the 7 social media relationship red flags to look out for 👉

Want to learn more? Read our newest blog for a closer look at these social media red flags, how to distinguish caring from controlling behavior, and what healthy digital boundaries can look like: https://ow.ly/5XsR50ZUES5

10/02/2026

The recent reports of sexual violence at Cornell University are deeply troubling. Our hearts are with the survivor at the center of this story and with all those who have experienced sexual or relationship violence.

While this moment is unfolding on one campus, the conversations it has sparked extend far beyond Upstate New York. Sexual and relationship violence affect students and communities across the country. According to RAINN, approximately 1 in 4 undergraduate women and 1 in 14 undergraduate men experience r**e or sexual assault in college. These numbers are a powerful reminder of our shared responsibility to listen to and support survivors, recognize the signs of abuse, and take meaningful action to create safer communities.

At One Love, we believe education is a critical part of prevention. Young people deserve the language and tools to recognize healthy and unhealthy behaviors, understand and respect boundaries and consent, and know how to speak up when they see someone experiencing or perpetrating unhealthy or abusive behaviors. Schools, universities and adults who support young people play an important role in creating safe environments for those seeking help and fostering space for relationship health education.

We cannot allow these conversations to end when the headlines fade. One Love remains committed to empowering young people and communities everywhere with the knowledge and tools to build healthier, safer relationships.

If you or someone you know needs support, resources are available at www.joinonelove.org/get-help.

10/01/2026

This October for Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), we're looking at how digital spaces shape our relationships. The ways we connect are changing, and it's important to recognize what digital abuse can look like and how to support someone experiencing it.📱❤️‍🩹

One Love's mission this DVAM is to shed light on healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors through our devices and our digital connections, which is why we're launching two new resources to help do just that! We've created the Relationships in The Digital Age Lesson Plan and updated our Unhealthy Connections PSAs Discussion Guide, both of which are ready-to-go resources that do not require training!

We hope you'll join us this October (and beyond!) on our mission to and end abuse. 💙

You can access the new resources now 👉 joinonelove.org/lms

09/28/2026

Still feeling the love from an incredible weekend in Charlottesville! 💙

Last Sunday, we kicked things off with Rally for Love, our pickleball tournament at CvilleSmash presented by Carter Myers Automotive

Then on Monday, we hit the course at The Club at Glenmore for Tee Up for One Love, made possible by the generosity of our golfers, sponsors, volunteers, and supporters. A special shoutout to Emblemax and Nike for outfitting our golfers with some amazing swag, and to Callaway Golf for providing clubs for our tournament prizes!

Thank you to everyone who played, sponsored, volunteered, and joined us. Your support helps One Love continue educating young people about healthy and unhealthy relationships, and we’re so grateful to have the Charlottesville community rallying alongside us.

09/25/2026

Relationships are some of the most important parts of our lives, yet many of us are never taught how to recognize when a relationship is becoming unhealthy or abusive.

Sometimes, those signs are difficult to recognize, especially when unhealthy behaviors exist alongside moments that feel loving, thoughtful, or familiar.

For the Armstrong family, that lesson is deeply personal. In our newest blog post, Michelle Armstrong, sister of Amy Armstrong, shares the loss of her sister, the signs she recognizes more clearly in hindsight, and what she wishes she had known.

Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/Ez5z50ZRwa5

09/18/2026

Have you ever walked away from a conversation wondering, "Did that really happen the way I remember it? Am I overreacting? Was this actually my fault?"

When someone repeatedly makes you question your memory, feelings, or judgment, it could be gaslighting.

Gaslighting can be subtle, which is why recognizing the pattern matters. Swipe through to learn the seven signs to look out for 👉

Visit joinonelove.org to learn more about spotting unhealthy behaviors, safety planning, and how to access resources when you need them.

09/14/2026

Calling all East Coast One Love supporters! We've got in-person events happening across the region this fall. Swipe through to see if we're coming to your community 👉

Visit joinonelove.org/events to get more info and purchase tickets for any of our upcoming events.

Want to bring One Love to your community? Visit joinonelove.org to learn how you can support our mission and help us grow. 🫶

UPDATE: Due to popular demand for the Competitive Division of the Rally for Love Tournament, the Competitive Division will now start at 12:00 PM on September, 20th, with the Social Division following at 2:00 PM.

09/10/2026

This World Su***de Prevention Day, we should all be reminded of how much of an impact relationships can have our mental health.

According to the CDC, unhealthy relationships can increase su***de risk. But feeling connected to friends, family, partners, coworkers, and community can help you feel supported, understood, and less alone.

Help protect yourself and others by spreading kindness and learning to .

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