#NYVPW#Takeover by #SHPYAB@jyothirajagopaI: It’s never too late to #StartWithHello! Foster a sense of inclusivity on your campus by learning and growing from people different than you. Reach out to someone new today. See what you can learn about their culture and identity!
#NYVPW#Takeover by #SHPYAB@jyothirajagopaI: It is day two of National Youth Violence Prevention Week, and today we focus on Encouraging Respect and Inclusion! What will you do to make your school a better place today? RT and tell us!
#NYVPW#Takeover by #SHPYAB@jyothirajagopaI: DID YOU KNOW? Bullying affects more students than you may think. Check out these 11 facts about bullying from https://t.co/WuV1y4QLAu and how it affects youth: https://t.co/wS928lEEiZ
@dosomething#DYK#bullying
I’m so excited to #takeover@sandyhook’s Twitter tomorrow (4/13) for National Youth Violence Prevention Week #NYVPW! Follow them to see my posts, & check out the work I’ve done this year as a member of the #SandyHookPromise Youth Advisory Board. #SHPYAB
https://t.co/8XjsW9R1u8
As gun violence & mass shootings continue to rise nationwide, along with record-breaking gun sales & historic levels of gun deaths, @POTUS announced an action plan today addressing #ghostguns, #ERPO, community violence interventions & more. #EndGunViolence
https://t.co/FXoTmawTKW
On the last day of Say Something month, here is a quick lesson on how to respond when a friend reaches out to you about their mental health! (1/6)
#saysomething@sandyhook@NATIONALSAVE
Ever been concerned about a friend, but didn’t know how to ask them about it? Check out our guide on how to approach others about their mental health! #saysomething#saysomethingweek
Calling all Knights! We are looking for students to perform in our (Virtual) Diversity Fair. If you are interested, fill out the google form or send us an email with your name, grade, the culture you will be showcasing, and what you will be performing. Group performances welcome!
For our 1st Say Something activity, we want you to reach out to a trusted adult. It can be a teacher, a parent, a religious leader, etc. Any adult that you trust and know you can talk to. Send them an email telling them they’re your trusted adult and that you appreciate them!