Apps for students
Cyber Smarts
Being Cyber Smart means lots of things. It can range from what you are posting on the internet to putting your smartphone away while you are driving. Either way, it is important for you to use your brain and "think" about what you are doing when you are dealing with the cyber world.
Student Resources
Suicide/Crisis Support
Sometimes it's hard to talk about our problems with family and friends. There are trained crisis hotline specialists and volunteers ready to provide compassionate, non-judgmental help for anyone in need of emotional support.
The Trevor Project
866-488-7386
Suicide Prevention Lifeline:
1-800-273-8255
Agora Crisis Center:
505-277-3013
Albuquerque Rape Crisis Center:
505-266-7711
Domestic Violence Resource Center:
505-248-3165
LGBT Resources
The first transgender suicide hotline:
1-877-565-8860
The Trevor Project: 1-866-488-7386
Transgender Resource Center in Albuquerque:
(505) 440-3402
UNM Queer Straight Alliance
505-277-6739
Healthy Relationships
Romantic Relationships
Relationships are an important part of being a teenager and an important part of development. Teenagers are capable of experiencing a strong bond in their relationships similar to adult relationships. Often, grown-ups dismiss the power of young romantic relationships basically because these relationships are viewed as immature and inexperienced. However, these relationships have the potential to grow emotionally and could last a long time.
Friendships
Being a teenager in high school can be difficult. Having a friend to talk to and support you can make it tolerable, especially if they can relate to your experiences. It is not easy dealing with life's struggles alone. A friend who is genuine, trustworthy and dependable can help.
