What’s “Safe Kids Now” about…
Everyone Wants Safer Communities Where Children Feel Respected and Protected. Be Part of the Solution!
Safe Kids Now Offers Steps to Keep Children Safe From Bullies, Abuse, Drugs, Crime and Violence.
Together…a voice for kids! Connect with the Safe Kids Now Network with monthly guest speaker teleconference calls.
National Safe Kids Now Network
Empowerment Parenting
My First Steps to a Safe Neighborhood
Adopt-a-block
Street Safe Kids
Connect With Involved Americans Working to Keep Children Safe and Healthy.
Join Us! Teleconference call (605-313-5109 Call in Code #462489) last Monday of every month with a guest speaker. 8:30am(PT) 11:30am(ET)
Events
SKN Conference Call – Guest Speaker: Richard Van Dyke
Richard Van Dyke, Founder, Drugnet Enterprises. This non-profit organization promotes programs to empower youth and keep them drug free! Drugmet Enterprises features fun-loving Drug-Free Charlie who works in partnership with Maryland State Childcare Association. Call In: 605-313-5109 Code 462489# Join us on Monday, May 27 at 11:30 EST. See the newsletter for more information.
“Stop Child Abuse Now” talk show
Stephanie L. Mann will be a guest speaker on “Stop Child Abuse Now” talk show. The show will be 90 minutes, and you can watch it live at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/NAASCA. When: May 15th at 8 p.m. EST (7 p.m. CEN, 6 p.m. MTN and 5 p.m. PST Where: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/NAASCA
Latest News
Hidden in plain sight – slavery in your Community: Dr. Kate Transchel
Dr. Kate Transchel has done research on human trafficking over the last 20 years. In her Ted Talk, “Hidden in plain sight – slavery in your Community,” she discusses her findings.
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WHAT MAKES THIS PROGRAM DIFFERENT? Stephanie Mann has been a crime and violence prevention specialist and consultant working with criminal justice agencies, politicians, police and citizen groups since 1976. She has helped city leaders strengthen families, support youth and restore community peace. Now, any city can strengthen families. Fear and anger grows when police assume too much power. When neighbors take ownership of neighborhood safety, they reduce social isolation, fear and PREVENT youthful bad behavior. Involved neighbors can build trust, restore hope, solve problems and help create community PEACE. The imbalance of power led to violence in Ferguson MO and Baltimore MD and many other cities. Demonstrations across America exposed the breakdown between citizens and police.
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