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The students of the Region recognize that this fear is related to different factors such as physical integrity, dependence, emotional blackmail or even not knowing how to overcome the loss of the couple.

Among the results obtained in the European project `Youth Life 'it is noted that 17% of young people in these places think that control is a sign of love and 49% of these European students acknowledge having an unhappy or unhealthy relationship.

In addition, in the case of young Murcians, it has been detected that 48% admit to having felt fear at some point in their relationship and 9% have been victims of psychological abuse.

The Research Group `Nursing thinking and languages ​​in social context 'of the Faculty of Nursing of the UCAM, together with the partners TendER (Italy), Associazione Culturale Communia (Italy), IIS Podesti (Italy), SOPRO (Portugal), GG Eurosuccess Consulting LTD (Cyprus), Komunikujeme OS (Czech Republic), Responsible Citizens (Greece) and AELV (Spain) have presented in the Temple of the Monastery of Los Jerónimos, before hundreds of young people of the Region of Murcia, the results obtained after 2 years of research

The initiative, which has had the support of the Office of International Projects (OPRI) of the Catholic, and which aims to raise awareness, prevention and reduction of dating violence among young people in the countries involved, has closed the the UCAM the European project 'Vida Youth', managed by the institution itself.

During the ceremony, Estrella Núñez, Vice Chancellor of Research of the UCAM;

Paloma Echevarría, dean of the Faculty of Nursing;

Pablo Cano, director of the International Projects Office, and Claudio Sdogati, coordinator of the Vida Youth project.

The general director of Women and Equality in the Region of Murcia, Alicia Barquero, and researchers Isabel Morales Moreno and Jesús Galdo have also been present.

Awareness

The project has contemplated the intervention in ESO and Bachiller classrooms of 585 young Europeans, after which the researchers highlight some positive results in the awareness of young people and the capacity to recognize forms of violence.

However, researchers insist on the need to train and educate young people early to raise awareness about the causes, consequences, problems and measures they can take to prevent violence in the courtship;

In spite of this slight improvement in perception and awareness, it is necessary to continue working in these groups because of the alarming nature of some of the data obtained.

The general director of Women and Equality in the Region of Murcia, Alicia Barquero, has conveyed to the hundreds of young people attending the need to raise awareness among future generations to reduce this type of violent actions between couples.

Short film contest

To raise awareness among young people about the consequences of violence between couples, the project has included a short film competition between participating schools.

Alicia Barquero and the Olympic medalist, David Cal, have been in charge of delivering the prizes to the winners.

Award-winning shorts

Dear son - Nerea Hueso Conesa and Claudia Gonfiotti González

Chats - Nayara Cortés Tamayo, Mireya Aracil Martínez, Maritza Cordoba Yamberla and Jose Luis Bernabé Muñoz.

Do not let them hurt you - Pablo Casanova de la Rosa, Luís Díaz Guillamón and Lucía Domínguez Sánchez.

Source: UCAM