Developing new ways to engage communities to protect youth from gun violence.
Developing new ways to engage communities to protect youth from gun violence.
Sandy Hook Promise is constantly researching new opportunities for teaching young people and adults to recognize, intervene, and get help for individuals who may be socially isolated or at risk of hurting themselves or others. Our adult capacity building efforts are moving into exciting new areas with more on the horizon: corporate partnerships, colleges and universities, and parent organizations.
A first-of-its kind corporate initiative designed to empower companies and their employees with actionable training and resources to help protect kids from gun violence and other harmful acts.
By joining the Pledge, companies can offer the Protect Our Kids Learning Experience as a self-guided or moderator-led program for employee engagement and training.
A college-level extension of our K-12 SAVE Promise Club movement, College SAVE educates and empowers college students to lead campus-wide efforts to increase belonging, reduce social isolation, and prevent violence, suicide and self-harm.
Interested in starting a SAVE Promise Club at your college or university? Contact Emily Schofield, Director of Adult Programs.
We recognize the vital role of parents and caregivers to educate and empower youth to prevent violence in schools, homes, and communities.
That’s why we’re developing a program that partners with parent-serving organizations through workshops that educate families on their role in school and community violence prevention, presenting tools and strategies around parenting best practices, family activities, ideas for school and community collaboration, and more.
Are you a family-focused organization leader interested in partnering with Sandy Hook Promise? Contact Emily Schofield, Director of Adult Programs.
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