On Piers Morgan Tonight, George Clooney shared the following lesson his parents taught him about life:
“to help look out for people that are less fortunate than you and to challenge people that are in power.” George Clooney
When it comes to The King’s Speech, we provide a fun challenge for you in this episode of DSP TV:
In today’s episode of DSP TV, discover a strong examples of students INTERVENING while the media and news outlets focus on the disturbing side of the case involving Oak Park – River Forest High School in the Chicago area.
If you have ever brought the “Can I Kiss You?” program and/or the “HELP! My Teen Is Dating” program to your area (or are bringing one of the presentations to your community in the coming year), you are going to be excited about the NEW Referral Special and the 2nd Date Discount (Rebooking Discount).
Would you love to have the “Can I Kiss You?” program and/or “HELP! My Teen Is Dating” presentation for parents brought to your service group (guest speaker), non-profit organization, faith institution, community group, or for a regional/national conference? Every year, we at The Date Safe Project Inc donate a number of presentations to non-profits and organizations requesting our help. In 2011, we are greatly increasing the number of programs we will be donating!
Discounts Available for Middle Schools, High Schools & Communities See Speaking Tour / Schedule Past Clients Due to the high demand for the “Can I
Many non-profits are struggling to raise funds for their organization and we want to HELP! If in anyway your non-profit involves working with teenagers and/or parents (including, but not limited to club sports teams, crisis centers, student groups, school organizations, faith based groups, parenting organizations, community groups such as Rotary, Kiwanis, and others).
If you haven’t heard, ESPN recently terminated an employee for making a sexually degrading comment during a meeting. While some in the public have defended ESPN, many have criticized ESPN. You can read more details about the case at CNN.com.
Good News! As of this morning, Etsy.com has removed a card which was mocking a person being sexually assaulted. A big THANKS goes out to everyone who petitioned, protested, and contacted Etsy.com to request the removal of the card!!
Your positive actions are a great example of creating important change!
Etsy.com is currently allowing a vendor to sell disgusting and damaging “Congratulations” cards for rape and sexual assault survivors. WARNING: the image and the words on the card are both disturbing and dangerous. To find the card, all a person needs to do is go to Etsy.com and do a search for “Rape.” The card shows up on the first page of search findings
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