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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 he

r 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.

05/19/2026

What does it mean to build healthier relationships and break harmful cycles?

Join One Love staff alongside Omena founder Francesca Raoelison for a conversation on trauma-informed practices, recognizing patterns, and practical boundary-setting tools you can use in everyday life.

🗓️: June 11
⏰: 1:00–2:30 PM EST
📍: Zoom (link in joinonelove.org/events)

Come ready to learn, reflect, and grow with us.

05/15/2026

Few things feel worse than being ignored by someone you care about.

The silent treatment can feel confusing and hurtful, especially when you don’t know whether someone needs space or is intentionally shutting you out.

So how can you deal with the silent treatment? Whether you are the person receiving or giving the silent treatment, there are actions you can take to start a conversation that opens the door for healthier communication.

Healthy relationships aren’t about never having conflict. They’re about working through it with honesty, kindness, and respect.

05/08/2026

Your mental health experiences do not make you "too much" or "hard to love."

This Mental Health Awareness Month, here are some reminders for navigating mental health in your relationship. Healthy love is possible and you deserve it!

Share this post with someone who needs it 🫶

05/07/2026

Only 1 more week until Lead With Love: A Cocktail Benefit for One Love 🫶

To celebrate, individual tickets are 50% off today!

Get yours 👉 https://ow.ly/V9U650YVcAb

05/03/2026

Today is May 3. The 16th anniversary of Yeardley's death.

Yeardley Love was 22 years old when she was killed by her ex-boyfriend — just weeks before she was set to graduate from the University of Virginia.

Her mother, Sharon Love, refused to let that be the end of the story. She founded One Love Foundation so that Yeardley's name would be attached to prevention — to the young people who would learn the warning signs, recognize an unhealthy relationship, and choose a different path.

We will reach more than 300,000 young people with this work this year alone. Every one of them now has tools Yeardley never had. In her memory, we educate. In her memory, we intervene early. In her memory, we protect the futures she never got to see.

Give today in honor of Yeardley to help us reach more young people with life-saving prevention education and prevent abuse before it begins.

04/29/2026

🚨 24-HOUR FLASH SALE — APRIL 29TH ONLY 🚨

For one day only, we're running a FLASH SALE on tickets to Lead With Love — a cocktail party for NYC young professionals at The Library at The Public, featuring special guest Gina Mellish (Former Miss New Jersey USA), a silent auction, and a community that's serious about making love healthier for everyone.

Get your discounted tickets, today only! 👉 https://ow.ly/gQAL50YRkBH

04/26/2026

May 3rd is 1 week away. Here's why it matters 👉

Next week will mark 16 years since losing Yeardley.

For her family, friends, teammates, and all of us at One Love, that date never passes without heartfelt reflection. It is the day we remember Yards—the beloved daughter, sister, teammate, and friend whose life was cut short by someone who should have protected her. It is also the day that became the reason One Love exists.

It takes a village to change social norms and we are grateful you are part of ours. 💙

04/21/2026

Something new just dropped!

We're excited to announce a limited run of One Love x Rhoback hoodies—designed for comfort, built for impact. Every piece helps us continue our work to end relationship abuse and empower young people with the tools to build healthy relationships.

Shop now at joinonelovemerch.org 🫶

04/16/2026

Check out the schools across the country who are playing for love this spring! 💙🏅

If you’ve hosted a One Love game this season but don’t see your school listed here, head to the link in our bio to log your activity in our Game Dedication tracker! This helps us get an accurate measure of how many students are interacting with One Love’s programming.

If you haven't yet hosted a game dedication this season, there's still time. Head to joinonelove.org/game-dedication to see just how easy it is to bring life-changing education to your team and community!

04/08/2026

The most dangerous time in an abusive relationship is during a breakup and after you have left your partner. During this period, you partner may escalate their aggression to keep you from leaving. These are just a few precautionary steps you can take to keep yourself safe. Visit our Resource Library at joinonelove.org/lms/resources to download the full Breakup Planning Guide for free!

Remember, asking for help to leave a relationship that no longer makes you happy or threatens your safety is a sign of strength, and there is no weakness in leaning on the people and resources around you. 💙

04/03/2026

No one deserves to have their boundaries disrespected.

Conversations about healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors aren’t always easy—but they’re necessary. When we recognize the signs, trust our instincts, and support one another, we can help create safer communities for everyone. 💙

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https://www.joinonelove.org/

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