Get Involved! National Youth Violence Prevention Week. April 4-8, 2016 #NYVPW #ViolenceFree

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Get Involved! National Youth Violence Prevention Week April 4-8, 2016 #NYVPW #ViolenceFree For additional information on NYVPW please visit www.nationalsave.org

What is National Youth Violence Prevention Week? The National Association of Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) is proud to be a founding partner of the National Youth Violence Prevention Week Campaign Founded in 2001, NYVPW hopes to raise awareness and educate communities on effective strategies to prevent or reduce youth violence The campaign is a week-long event with each day of the week corresponding to a specific challenge presented by one of the sponsors and executed by communities around the country: Monday, April 4: Promoting Respect and Tolerance, sponsored by Teaching Tolerance Tuesday, April 5: Manage Your Anger, Don t Let it Manage You, sponsored by the American Academy of Pediatrics Wednesday, April 6: Resolve Conflicts Peacefully, sponsored by the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network Thursday, April 7: Support Safety, sponsored by the STRYVE Action Council Friday, April 8: Unite in Action, sponsored by Youth Service America For additional information on NYVPW please visit www.nationalsave.org

Suggested Activities for NYVPW 2016 April 4th: Promote Respect& Tolerance Sponsor: Teaching Tolerance http://www.tolerance.org Respect & Tolerance Essay Contest Have the winning essay read at an event or over morning announcements. Share on social media with #NYVPW Mix It Up! Eat lunch with someone new, and learn about each other! Sponsor Spotlight Sample Activities to Embrace Differences Experience History Identify examples of respect and lack of respect for others in history and literature. April 6th: Resolve Conflicts Peacefully Sponsor: GLSEN http://www.glsen.org/ Think Before You Speak Conduct an activity regarding homophobic or racial words. Research shows these slurs are often unintentional when used by teens. Mediate This! Establish a peer mediation program where youth learn how to identify triggers, active listening skills, and how to talk differences out. PSA Create a public service announcement on peaceful conflict management. Establish Fight Free Days Reward students who can go so many days fight free with a small reward such as ice cream or early release. For more information visit www.nationalsave.org April 5th: Manage Your Anger Sponsor: American Academy of Pediatrics http://www.aap.org Don t let anger heat you up! Provide students with free hot chocolate or fireballs with the above phrase attached. Pledge to be Fight Free Create and sign fight free or bully free pledges. Share on social media with #NYVPW. Perform Role Plays or Skits Illustrate positive ways to deal with difficult situations such as bullying and peer pressure. Exercise the Anger Away Use physical exercise to release anger and stress. April 7th: Support Safety Sponsor: STRYVE Action Council http://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/stryve/ actioncouncil.html Poster Contest Conduct a safety themed poster contest. Share posters on social media with #NYVPW. Take Action Explore Opportunities for Action to help prevent youth violence (see SAVE website for link). Safety Fair Coordinate a safety fair with exhibits and activities involving local safety officials and agencies. School Safety Committee Volunteer to serve on a school safety committee and encourage accurate incident reporting. April 8th: Unite in Action Sponsor: Youth Service America http://www.ysa.org/ Unite in Service! Organize a service project where youth and adults come together and make a difference. Peace Murals Paint a peace mural over graffiti or host a peace themed sidewalk art event. Share art on social media with #NYVPW. Runaway Resource Work with community agencies to create a Resource for Runaways card for your community. Include numbers and safe locations where they can get help. Be A Buddy Pair adults or youth mentors with other youth for positive role models and positive peer activities.

How Can I Help? Adopt a school and donate educational resources that teach young people strategies to reduce violence Check Out our sponsor s websites to learn about who they are and how they support NYVPW efforts Conduct workshops and share tips, lesson plans, and ideas for preventing youth violence Connect with others to collaborate on the campaign and refer them to the campaign website for more information Create awareness through PSAs, posters, and social media by sharing activities for NYVPW using #NYVPW and #violencefree Donate your time, talent, energy, and resources to help with events throughout the week Encourage local media coverage of campaign events Invite local legislators to participate in NYVPW and ask them to officially recognize the event Join/create a local roundtable in your community to formulate strategies to reduce youth violence Reach Out to members in our sponsors organizations (School counselors, teachers, school, social workers, etc.) Send letters to your local, state, and national representatives to ask them to support the campaign Subscribe to the SAVE free monthly newsletter (e-source) to stay up to date on opportunities to support the NYVPW campaign Wear violence prevention ribbons and hang NYVPW posters to demonstrate your support for For more information on awareness activities and the Community Wheel visit www.nationalsave.org

Service Organizations Senior Citizens Schools Youth Media Medical Religious Business Government Law Enforcement Parents Social Services Promote NYVPW in your organization s newsletter Offer to present/sponsor workshops for local in-school violence prevention conferences Become a mentor and teach strategies to prevent violence Talk with your grandchildren and inspire them to make the safe and smart choices Initiate a local roundtable to unite the community against violence Host an in-school violence prevention conference Start a National SAVE Chapter to continue NYVPW education Talk to your friends about violence prevention strategies promoted by NYVPW Become a mentor to younger children Interview local and national NYVPW spokespersons Provide coverage of local school s violence prevention conferences Create PSAs to promote various initiatives of NYVPW Promote NYVPW in your newsletters Create a special web page on your organization s website that highlights NYVPW and its strategies Promote NYVPW through your religious flyers Talk about effective violence prevention strategies during sermons Give away NYVPW bookmarks to share the SAVE message Create and give away bookmarks in your stores and offices to promote violence prevention strategies to the general public Donate educational resources to local schools Participate in your constituents events and recognize NYVPW with an official proclamation Express support for NYVPW within the media Encourage staff and officers to become mentors and teach youth effective methods to prevent violence Offer to present at local violence prevention conferences Talk to your children about strategies you have used to avoid violence in your life Work with your PTA to promote NYVPW Promote NYVPW through your agency s newsletter Offer to present/sponsor workshops for local in-school violence prevention conferences

Get Social! Help spread awareness about @nationalsave s #NYVPW through Facebook and Twitter! Create your own #violencefree posts or use the following suggested posts: Suggested posts Leading up to #NYVPW: Check out the daily challenges for #NYVPW (April 4-8). Share what activities you have planned! #violencefree www.nationalsave.org We re so proud to be a part of @nationalsave s National Youth Violence Prevention Week! Join us as we work to encourage youth to be #violencefree! #NYVPW www.nationalsave.org Day 1 (April 4): Promote Respect& Tolerance Happy first day of @nationalsave s #NYVPW! Share what activities you have planned for Promoting Respect and Tolerance! #violencefree www.nationalsave.org Today s #NYVPW challenge is sponsored by Teaching Tolerance (@tolerance_org), an organization dedicated to supporting equitable school experiences for children #violencefree Daily Activity: Mix It Up! Get to know at least one person you do not know. #NYVPW #violencefree Day 2 (April 5): Manage your anger Today s Daily Challenge during @nationalsave s #NYVPW is Manage Your Anger. #violencefree Today s #NYVPW challenge is sponsored by American Academy of Pediatrics (@AmerAcadPeds), an organization dedicated to the health of all children #violencefree Daily Activity: Decorate a Door Contest! Create displays for doors around school that promote ways to handle stress or anger #NYVPW #violencefree Day 3 (April 6): Resolve Conflicts Peacefully Today s Daily Challenge for @nationalsave s #NYVPW is Resolve Conflicts Peacefully. #violencefree Today s #NYVPW challenge is sponsored by GLSEN (@GLSEN), which aims to ensure each member of every school community is valued and respected regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression. #violencefree Daily Activity: Act It Out! Act out conflicting situations and how to positively resolve the situations. #NYVPW #violencefree Day 4 (April 7): Support Safety Today s Daily Challenge during @nationalsave s #NYVPW is Support Safety. #violencefree Today s #NYVPW challenge is sponsored by STRYVE (#STRYVE), which aims to reduce rates of youth violence on a national scale #violencefree Daily Activity: Safety Fair! Coordinate a youth safety fair with exhibits and activities involving local safety officials and agencies. #NYVPW #violencefree Day 5 (April 8): Unite in Action Today s Daily Challenge during @nationalsave s #NYVPW is Unite In Action. #violencefree Today s #NYVPW challenge is sponsored by Youth Service America (@youthservice), an organization that improves communities by increasing volunteer opportunities for youth. #violencefree Daily Activity: Be a Buddy! Pair adults or youth mentors with other youth for positive role models and positive peer activities. #NYVPW #violencefree For more information visit www.nationalsave.org