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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.

08/21/2026

We're officially one month out from our inaugural golf tournament in Charlottesville! Join us Monday, September 21st at The Club at Glenmore, where every swing helps build healthier relationships for the next generation. Together, we’ll Tee Up for One Love and make a lasting impact both on and off the course. ⛳💙

Whether you’re playing, sponsoring, or joining us in support, your participation directly fuels life-changing education and brings us closer to a world where everyone understands what healthy love looks like.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/pAfV50ZBsP7

08/19/2026

August is National Wellness Month, a time to focus on healthy habits, self-care, and building a positive lifestyle. But wellness isn’t only about what we do for ourselves.

Taking care of yourself also means taking care of the relationships that surround you. Our relationships play a very large role in our mental health and well-being, so it is important to prioritize healthy connections.

This National Wellness Month, make relationship health part of your wellness routine. 🫶

08/11/2026

Whether you're just getting started with One Love or looking to strengthen your facilitation skills, the Educator Certification Program is right for you!

Level 1: Become a One Love Facilitator
Perfect for educators, youth-serving professionals, and anyone new to One Love. Learn the foundations of our relationship health education, gain the skills to confidently facilitate workshops, and leave ready to bring life-saving prevention education to your community.

Level 2: Expand Your Relationship Health Education Practice
Already a One Love facilitator? Take your skills to the next level with new interactive activities and fresh strategies for connecting the 10 Signs of Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships to social media, pop culture, and young people's everyday experiences.

Both live, three-hour professional development sessions include:
✅ Expert-led training from One Love staff
✅ Practical tools you can use right away
✅ A certificate of completion with professional development hours
✅ The opportunity to connect with educators and youth-serving professionals from across the country

Ready to grow your impact? Register today: https://ow.ly/mYJ350ZvaV5

08/05/2026

Long-distance relationships can be challenging and intimidating, and it can sometimes feel very isolating. So how do you approach long-distance in a healthy way?

Distance should not define your relationship. Whether with a romantic partner or a friend, a long distance relationship can be a positive experience with the right priorities and boundaries.

Back-to-school is just around the corner for many students, and a long-distance relationship may be a concern. Here are 5 steps towards maintaining a healthy long-distance relationship with your partner or loved one. 💙

Read the full article "5 Ways to Maintain a Healthy Long Distance Relationship" here: https://ow.ly/PpHA50ZvaQ8

07/31/2026

Love and obsession aren't the same thing 🙅 and the movie Obsession is a powerful reminder of why that distinction matters.

follows Bear, a young man who makes a supernatural wish for his longtime crush to fall in love with him. But when that wish comes true, affection quickly spirals into possessiveness, control, and fear—turning what seemed like a dream into a nightmare. While the story is fictional, it raises real questions about consent, boundaries, autonomy, and what love is not.

Swipe through to see what Obsession got right about relationships and visit joinonelove.org to learn more about the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships.

Image Credits: Blumhouse & Focus Features

07/30/2026

Join us for Rally for Love, a pickleball tournament benefitting One Love! Whether you're picking up a paddle for the first time or you're ready to compete, you'll enjoy an afternoon of friendly competition, community, and education.

Every match helps support One Love's life-saving relationship health education, giving more young people the tools to recognize the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships. Together, we can rally for healthier relationships—one point at a time. 💙

🔗 https://ow.ly/Knkv50Zur60
📅 September 20th | 12-4 PM
📍 CvilleSmash
🎟️ $50 registration | Social and Competitive Divisions

07/24/2026

📺 Reality TV isn't always real—but the conversations it sparks about relationships certainly can be.

The Ultimatum follows couples at a crossroads: one partner is ready for marriage, while the other isn't. They agree to separate, date other people, and then decide whether to recommit, move on, or start a new relationship. After the season ends, the reunion brings everyone back together to reflect on what happened, share updates on their relationships, and revisit some of the biggest conflicts and unresolved conversations.

🫶 Swipe through for 7 relationship takeaways inspired by The Ultimatum reunion—from recognizing unhealthy communication patterns to understanding what healthy love should actually feel like.

Which takeaway stood out to you most? Let us know in the comments. ⬇️

Image credits: Netflix

07/23/2026

Most people think verbal abuse is obvious, but it often starts much more subtly: a sarcastic comment, a "joke" that stings, or a conversation that somehow leaves you apologizing when you didn't do anything wrong. Over time, these moments can become patterns that chip away at your confidence and isolate you.

👉 Swipe through to learn a few signs to watch for.

If any of these behaviors feel familiar, you're not overreacting. Learning to recognize unhealthy communication is the first step toward building healthier relationships. Check out One Love's 10 Signs of an Unhealthy Relationship at joinonelove.org 💙

07/17/2026

Today, on July 17th, Yeardley Love would have turned 39.

She isn't celebrating this birthday because in 2010, she was murdered by her ex-boyfriend—a case of relationship violence that could have been prevented if he, Yeardley, and the people around her had recognized the warning signs of an unhealthy relationship in time.

Forever 22, Yeardley was joyful, talented, funny, and full of life. One Love exists because her mother, Sharon, refused to let Yeardley's death be the end of the story—and because every young person deserves to learn the difference between healthy and unhealthy love before it is too late.

This year, we're asking you to become part of Club 17: give $17 a month, in her honor, for as long as you're able.

This is how we say happy birthday to Yeardley, by making sure her story keeps protecting others. 💙🪽

Join Club 17: https://ow.ly/jnlj50ZoBLl

07/10/2026

The manosphere isn't just showing up in podcasts or viral clips—it can shape the way we think about relationships, gender, and power.

In our latest 10 Signs in Pop Culture live training, we unpacked what the manosphere is, why it's gaining traction, and how some of its messages can normalize unhealthy relationship behaviors.

A few key takeaways:
🫶 Healthy relationships are built on respect, honesty, trust, equality, and open communication—not control, dominance, or rigid gender roles.
📱 Algorithms can create echo chambers. Curiosity and critical thinking are some of our best tools.
🔍 If a creator's advice encourages isolation, disrespect, manipulation, or power over a partner, it's worth taking a closer look.

The more we understand the media we consume, the better equipped we are to build healthy relationships—online and offline.

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