An impressive variety of magazines, national and local organizations, and websites teamed with the First Strike® campaign to spread the word about breaking the animal cruelty/human violence connection. By providing links to our teen-oriented First Strike pages to websites across the world wide web, we empowered thousands of teens and young adults, as well as professionals who work with them, to help stop the violence.

We welcome the participation of additional organizations, websites, or publications that want to join the effort. For information about placing a link on your website, please e-mail us at firststrike@hsus.org with your request.

Bolt—A youth-marketing services company reaching millions of teens and young adults, both online and offline.

Center for Domestic Violence Prevention (DVP)—An agency in San Mateo County, CA, committed to ending the inter-generational cycle of violence through direct service and education. Teen Relationships is the teen extension of the DVP website.

Center for the Prevention of School Violence—A resource center and think tank for efforts that promote safer schools and foster positive youth development.

Cornerstone—A nonprofit organization whose mission is to prevent domestic abuse and end violence in the community.

DC Youngsters Against Animal Cruelty—A student-run humane education club dedicated to teaching kindness, respect, and compassion toward animals among inner-city youth.

Do Something—A nationwide network of young people who know they can make a difference in their communities and take action to change the world around them.

Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, Inc., STOP the Violence  Program—A dynamic and effective national student organization that helps young men and women become leaders and address important personal, family, work, and societal issues through family and consumer sciences education.

Girls' Life—A magazine for teenage girls featuring real stories about real girls facing the challenges of growing up.

Great Dane Lover's Society—An association for those dedicated to our wonderful giant friend, the Great Dane.

gURL.com—An online community committed to discussing issues that affect the lives of teenage girls.

Help for Abused Women and Their Children (HAWC)—An organization providing comprehensive emergency and support services to battered women and their dependent children on the North Shore of Massachusetts, and ultimately working to end the cycle of violence against women.

J-14—The number one teen celebrity magazine.

National Association for Humane and Environmental Education (NAHEE)'s HumaneTeen.org—The online site where young people make a difference for animals and their world, maintained by NAHEE, the youth education division of The Humane Society of the United States.

SETMAG.com—The website for Millennium Generation teens.

Seventeen—The magazine offers the latest news on celebs, beauty and model calls, plus exclusive polls, quizzes, cool contests, 17 things to do each day, and much more!

Seward Animal Shelter—A municipal animal shelter providing emergency animal control services 24 hours a day, along with informational literature on behavioral problems, training tips and pet care.

SHiNE (Seeking Harmony in Neighborhoods Everyday)—A national, nonprofit organization empowering young people to promote diversity and end youth violence.

Teens for Animals—Promoting compassionate living and activism to teens and young adults.

TeensforJC.com—The website for Christian teens.

TeenTalkNetwork.com—An online radio station and Internet site by, for, and about teens.

TRANSCENDMAG.com—The online meeting place for African-American teens.

Twist—A teen magazine that captures the energy, attitude and interests of young women.

YM—The leading sourcebook for teenage girls, created to expand their world by covering trends and providing insight.

Thanks to each and every one for their support!