The Institute for Relationship Intelligence reaches thousands of teens each year in urban & suburban areas of NJ/PA and other states with messages of healthy relationships, self-leadership and service to others.
In the last decade, I.R.I. has reached more than 130,000 youth, helping them to focus on achieving their future dreams and avoiding the traps that could endanger their lives and goals!
The Institute for Relationship Intelligence is a 501c3 nonprofit organization (EIN 22-3301766). All donations are deeply appreciated and tax-deductible.
Recent Articles
TikTok promotes engineering and math in China, while making youth in other countries addicted to twerking and porn
TikTok influencers have become so important in the US now that at the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war, US President Joe Biden invited TikTok influencers to the White House and sought their support to push the US agenda online.
By Anurag, July 25, 2022
TikTok, a short-form video hosting service owned by Chinese company ByteDance, is one of the most popular apps across the world. It allows the users to publish short videos on their platform. A lot of content creators have become ‘social media stars’ through this app. However, there is a dark side of this app that, instead of […]
The Important Differences between “Sexual Risk REDUCTION” education and “Sexual Risk AVOIDANCE” education
Learn about the important differences between “Sexual Risk REDUCTION” education and “Sexual Risk AVOIDANCE” education. Reprint permission from ASCEND. For more info, visit www.WeAscend.org.
Community Articles
What 15 Teens Say about LoveSmarts Education
10th Graders at Lincoln HS, Jersey City
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I liked that everything was straight-forward. I feel like everything that was talked about was serious and real.
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I really like how open our conversations were. No dead space.
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It’s teaching me the things I don’t know and information I can take into consideration when I’m in these situations. One thing I learned and I found interesting is the difference between mature and immature love.
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Yes (I liked the program), because school doesn’t really talk about these types of things.
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It was very eye-opening hearing what happened with teens who had sex so […]
Camden City Council recognizes Free Teens USA efforts to help youth
On August 14, 2018, Julie Edwards, regional Free Teens club coordinator, spoke to the Camden City Council which recognized the work of Free Teens USA (Institute for Relationship Intelligence) for its educational programs for youth for developing “leadership skills, healthy relationships and sexual risk avoidance.”
In the group photo: Julie Edwards (black t-shirt)
From left: Sabreen Pitts, coordinator of the new Free Teens club in Camden, club member Daneazha Lee in middle with her mother Victoria Simmons behind her, and Councilman-at-large Angel Fuentes.
