LMS Courses

1. 1. Know the signs and spot the signs
   2. Engage in conversations about healthy and unhealthy relationships
   3. Practice healthy relationship behaviors
   4. Communicate boundaries and practice consent
   5. Help a friend in an unhealthy relationship
   6. Navigate endings
   7. Access resources

Amor del Bueno is a riveting and relatable 15-minute film written and produced by two former One Love Teen Ambassadors. The film portrays a high school aged Latinx couple going through an abusive relationship. 

Central themes include healthy and unhealthy behaviors, consent, healthy conflict, exploring masculinity, and boundary setting within all types of relationships. 

The Halls II Workshop was created by One Love in partnership with Start Strong, an internationally-recognized peer leadership program through the Boston Public Health Commission, based in Boston, MA. This workshop series can be used independently or alongside The Halls I. 

The Ghost Club is a three-episode series that focuses on the way that healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors show up in our friendships, romantic relationships, and sibling relationships. Each of the characters show both healthy and unhealthy behaviors as they navigate the everyday, normalized, yet complex dynamics in different types of relationships.

Door Three looks at the challenges of being friends with someone in an unhealthy relationship. In the film, Emery and Indigo try to figure out how to help Dae, who resists their support while being in an unhealthy relationship for two years. 

We are grateful for our partnership with The Allstate Foundation to create a film fellowship program that offered young LGBTQ+ and filmmakers of color the opportunity to write, direct, and produce short films, uplifting underrepresented voices and exploring how we learn to love better. Door Three was created by Hypatia Sorunke and Cortiana Barnes of Austin, TX. 

Billions of photos are posted to social media every day, but you can’t always see the big picture through the small ones, especially when it comes to unhealthy relationships. Behind the Post is your go-to workshop for educating about digital consent and social media.

These short clips jumpstart conversations about friendships and dating relationships, whether healthy or unhealthy.

This workshop is designed in such a way that you can use each video on its own and assemble them however works best for you. Given the length of each Couplet, they're incredibly flexible and easily adapted to a variety of learning environments. For example, you can use one Couplet as a warm up discussion, or 2-3 during an advisory period. If you're meeting with a group regularly, you can introduce 1-2 each time!

For each Couplet video, we’ve highlighted the associated 10 Signs of a Healthy and Unhealthy Relationship.