DATING VIOLENCE AWARENESS WEEK

Each year, PAVE holds its Dating Violence Awareness Week (DVAW) in February in its efforts to raise awareness of dating violence and healthy relationships amongst the public.

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21 Feb 2019, 12 - 8pm
SCAPE, The TreeTop, Level 5

In commemorating PAVE’s 20th anniversary and its 10th DVAW, a series of activities are held starting from 8 February 2019:

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What healthy relationships look like and what can you do when you encounter unhealthy ones.

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PARTICIPATING OUTLETS

Al-Afrose Restaurant
Bettr Barista
Commons
Elsie’s Kitchen

Equilibrium
Feng Ji Chicken Rice
Founder Bak Kut
The Kraftwich

Little Island Brewery
Nook & Cranny
Pastamania
Springleaf Prata

Supply & Demand
Swensen's
The Coffee Roaster
The Peranakan Restaurant

The Projector
Wheeler’s Estate

DATING VIOLENCE AWARENESS WEEK

SAVE THE DATE

21 Feb 2019, 12 - 8pm
SCAPE, The TreeTop, Level 5

In commemorating PAVE’s 20th anniversary and its 10th DVAW, a series of activities are held starting from 8 February 2019:

EXHIBITION (FREE)

F&B PROMOTIONS

FREE COASTERS

What Kind of Bystander Are You?

Take this quiz to find how willing are you to intervene in a dating violence situation.

If your friend's boyfriend/girlfriend keeps taking away your friend's phone to check on his/her texts without permission, would you:

"What the hell is your problem? You are so stupid and useless!" You see a heated argument happening between a couple in Orchard Road with the girl crying as a result of this. Would you:

You hear some objects crashing in the apartment next to yours one night. Not once, not twice, but thrice in a span of an hour, followed by voices of people shouting at each other. Would you:

"Your friend tells you that his/her girlfriend/boyfriend touches them in places they're not comfortable with. Would you:

"You see a woman hitting her boyfriend in public. People are starting to move away from them. What do you do?

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PARTICIPATING OUTLETS

	Heck it, I have better things to do
	Hmm... should I help?
	Stop him or her immediately

	Step in and pull them to the side, try to find out what's going on before deciding on the next course of action
	Walk away because other people will settle
	I don't think I can do anything about it, I abit scared also

	Head to their apartment and ring the bell
	See what's going on through your window and wait
	Think "Walao, damn noisy, I want to sleep leh" and go back to sleep

	I don't know what to do about this situation!
	That's what a relationship is about
	Talk to my friend and see if he/she wants to take action about this

	Better siam to avoid getting hit as well
	Step in and pull them apart before deciding what to do next!
	Gather around to watch the show. How often in Singapore do you see this!

DATING VIOLENCE AWARENESS WEEK

SAVE THE DATE

21 Feb 2019, 12 - 8pmSCAPE, The TreeTop, Level 5In commemorating PAVE’s 20th anniversary and its 10th DVAW, a series of activities are held starting from 8 February 2019:

EXHIBITION (FREE)

F&B PROMOTIONS

FREE COASTERS

What Kind of Bystander Are You?

Take this quiz to find how willing are you to intervene in a dating violence situation.

If your friend's boyfriend/girlfriend keeps taking away your friend's phone to check on his/her texts without permission, would you:

"What the hell is your problem? You are so stupid and useless!" You see a heated argument happening between a couple in Orchard Road with the girl crying as a result of this. Would you:

You hear some objects crashing in the apartment next to yours one night. Not once, not twice, but thrice in a span of an hour, followed by voices of people shouting at each other. Would you:

"Your friend tells you that his/her girlfriend/boyfriend touches them in places they're not comfortable with. Would you:

"You see a woman hitting her boyfriend in public. People are starting to move away from them. What do you do?

PARTICIPATING SPONSORS

Click here for their respective discounts and offers.

PARTICIPATING OUTLETS

21 Feb 2019, 12 - 8pm
SCAPE, The TreeTop, Level 5

In commemorating PAVE’s 20th anniversary and its 10th DVAW, a series of activities are held starting from 8 February 2019: