Operation for HOPE Foundation Awareness & Prevention Poster Campaigns™ 

  Establishing National Awareness

Nampa Family Justice Center 

 Awareness & Prevention Poster Campaign™  

  with Boise State University and the 'The Blue'   

MARCH 2010   

California Youth Crisis Line Statewide Awareness & Prevention Poster Campaign™  

  with Little League World Champions Luke Ramirez and Kiko Garcia  

October 2009

VIDEO from Unveiling of Poster Campaign

Taking Action Conference at State Capitol

California Coalition 

for Youth

Take Me Out to the Baseball Game Charity Event

  & Unveiling Campaign PHOTOS  

 Luke & Kasey Ramirez with California Senator Kehoe 

Vice President Biden's Statement on

Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month.

 "After fifteen years of working to end domestic violence, we have learned that teens are not immune from abuse in relationships. Teen dating violence is all too common, and ends up leading to vicious and unhealthy cycles for years to come. Our responsibility - as parents, teachers, mentors, and community leaders - is to guide our young people towards respectful relationships free from harassment and abuse; teach them that it's ok to walk away from a bad situation; and encourage them to speak out when they see a friend in trouble. In many communities, teens themselves are leading the way in organizing their schools and communities to stand against violence. I commend them."

   San Diego Family Justice Center Awareness & Prevention Campaign™  with Pro Skateboarder Tony Hawk July 2009

Awareness and Prevention Campaigns are created by the Operation for HOPE Foundation in partnership with an organization or agency in the prevention and awareness of relationship violence and in providing information about how to access resources in a given community. “Been Hurt. We Can Help.” The focus and expectation of each campaign is to “grab the attention” of a local community, State, or the Nation and to provide important information about seeking services. Awareness and Prevention Campaigns are creating National Awareness about relationship violence and providing information about how to break cycles of violence. 

11” x17” posters are distributed and displayed at business storefronts, lobbies of non-profit organizations, libraries, hospitals, bus stops, schools, coffee shops, churches, synagogues, and at many other locations. Posters are not sold but rather freely distributed to create awareness in the prevention of violence. If you’re a business owner, a community partner or the neighbor next door, we need your help distributing posters in the community. Together we can strive to help stop and break cycles of violence. For more information about creating an Awareness & Prevention Poster Campaign or to support efforts, please contact Operation for HOPE Foundation.  

  Reaching out in the prevention and education of relationship violence, Operation for HOPE Foundation. Voices End Violence, Give the Gift of HOPE™.

Knoxville Family Justice Center Awareness & Prevention Poster Campaign™  

Pat Summitt University of Tennessee Head Coach of Women's Basketball 

  New Orleans Family Justice Center Awareness & Prevention Campaign™  

  with New Orleans Hornets David West