Resources
Today’s Young People Are Incredible. Tell Them So.
By Melanie Lockwood Herman “What we know from the research is that being known and understood is one of the most tender and transformative experiences we can have, and that magic connection of relationship ends up helping both the kid and the grown-up at the same time.” – Stephanie Malia Krauss When I was young, … Continued
What Youth-Serving Nonprofits Need To Know About Youth-On-Youth Abuse
By Rachel Sams and Melanie Lockwood Herman Youth-serving nonprofits invest a great deal of time and effort addressing the risk that an adult associated with their programs could harm children. Many youth-serving nonprofits may not have gone to the same lengths to address the risk that youth participants in their programs could harm other young … Continued
Youth Mental Health: Responsibilities and Opportunities for Nonprofits
By Rachel Sams This article contains information about how to identify and respond to signs of mental health issues and suicide risk in young people. Have you ever looked into the eyes of a young person your nonprofit serves and seen that they were hurting? What did you do? If it hasn’t happened yet, what … Continued
Bolstering Bouncing Back
By Whitney Claire Thomey “You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.” – Maya Angelou Kids are amazing. I always knew this statement to be true, but I wasn’t able to witness it until I became a mother. My daughter, who is … Continued
Events
Minnesota School Boards Association & Kyllo Consulting
“Understanding Erin’s Law & Sexual Violence Prevention in Minnesota Public Schools”
Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation, Project Anime
“The Basics of Youth Protection: The Importance of Protecting Youth at Your Events”