US HR1052

Designates February 2026 as "National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month" to raise awareness about dating violence among teenagers

Cites CDC data showing teen dating violence includes physical violence, sexual violence, psychological aggression, and stalking, with 28.1% of teens in relationships experiencing digital dating abuse

Notes that 1 in 9 female and 1 in 36 male high school students report experiencing sexual dating violence annually, and teens who experience dating violence are more than twice as likely to consider suicide

Calls on youth, parents, schools, law enforcement, state and local officials, and nonprofit organizations to observe the month with programs promoting awareness and prevention

References existing federal frameworks including the Violence Against Women Act and the SMART Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Act that address abusive youth relationships