YOUTH OUTREACH
2026 Classroom Tour
Finding Our Voices is bringing a bold new program to Maine classrooms in 2026 that includes a young person sharing their personal story of dating abuse and a project where students explore unhealthy dating behaviors through relationships of pop culture couples. Please contact us here if you can help bring us to a school in YOUR town in 2026.
Students on Mount Desert Island were the first in Maine to benefit from an innovative and relatable domestic violence prevention program developed by Finding Our Voices, when the grassroots nonprofit launched its 2026 classroom tour at MDI High School on Jan. 9, according to a press release. Read more.
"The Finding Our Voices project started a lot of great conversations with my students. We were even able to keep referring back to it during our Relationships Lesson towards the end of the semester as we discussed consent and boundary setting.” — Stephanie Gabriner, Health Teacher at Biddeford High School
Winter/Spring 2026 FOV Classroom Visits
January 21 – Unity Ecology Learning Center
Feburary 5 & 6 – Morse High School, Bath
February 9 & 10 – Sanford High School
February 11 & 12 – George Stevens Academy, Blue Hill
February 26 – Carrabec Middle School, North Anson
March 12 – MDI High School
April 1 & 2 – Richmond High School
April 8 & 9 – Sumner Memorial High School, Sullivan
April 15 – Machias High School
April 16 – Woodland Jr./Sr. High School, Baileyville
Our anonymous surveys filled out by Maine high school students reveal the dating abuse that our young people are experiencing now.
With our Pop-Culture Wheel Project, students critically examine the popular culture they consume and identify unhealthy dating behaviors.
Faye and Tucker with the Pop Culture-Wheel they created based on dysfunction they observed with Dean and Rory from The Gilmore Girls.
View and Download Power and Control Wheels here
Click here to see our 2023 Finding Our Voices school campaign