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Stay up to date with our most recent news and resources!
My Holiday “Miracle” Story From Long Ago
With Gratitude to the Winnebago and Omaha Tribal Communities, to the Sioux City Jewish Community, and to My Mother and Father This story is about a personal experience from...
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Holidays
In his wise book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, business management expert Steven Covey shows how developing habits based on values of fairness, honesty,...
I am blind. I have cerebral palsy. I am powerful!
Thanks to Kidpower supporters like you, young people with disabilities have greater confidence - and greater safety! “I was so frustrated. My parents always wanted to go everywhere...
“I’m not worried anymore about my kids walking home from school!”
Thanks to Kidpower supporters like you, millions of parents know that their kids are far better prepared to protect themselves in today's world! "Even though our neighborhood seems...
Recipe for an AWFUL Thanksgiving Dinner
Happy Thanksgiving! My friend "Molly" once asked me, "How can I get my teens to be willing to stay at the table during our Thanksgiving dinner?" I asked her, "Why do they...
“I am no longer scared walking through campus at night!”
Thanks to Kidpower supporters like you, students around the world have the power to take charge of their safety. "On my way back to my dorm after studying at the library, I was...
Learn from the experts how to teach kids to be safe!
Today, our instructor Mike was moved to learn that a teen stopped an assault using skills he had taught in a 2-hour Teenpower workshop 5 years ago. The classroom...
“Now school is fun, not miserable!” Please donate to Kidpower for Bullying Prevention Month
"After constant teasing and name-calling because of how hard they worked in school, our children's passion for learning was fading. We felt heartbroken, furious, and worried."...
“Now I know how to protect myself from cyberbullying!” Please donate to Kidpower for Bullying Prevention Month
"Can you imagine someone making a Facebook page titled "I HATE..." with your name, and then having hundreds of people 'like' it?" "It was awful. I was angry, scared, sick to my...
Stop Cyberbullying in “Pediatric Safety”
Cyberbullying is everywhere in the news today, the dark side to social media that creates misery for countless children and adults. Like any form of bullying, cyberbullying can poison someone’s joy in life, reputation, and well being. Teaching digital citizenship can be a powerful solution to cyberbullying. Just as an antidote is a substance that can counteract a form of poisoning, responsible digital citizenship can provide an antidote to cyberbullying.
3 Actions We Can Take NOW to Protect Kids from Bullying
Bullying is an emergency that requires urgent action. Kidpower International provides immediate solutions that parents, teachers, and other adults can...
“Now I’m not afraid of recess!” Please donate to Kidpower for Bullying Prevention Month
"Now I'm not afraid of recess!" Thanks for Kidpower Supporters like you, parents can now worry less about their children's safety! "Avery’s worst day? When kids switched off his...
It’s #GivingTuesday – change the future with your gift!
Today is #GivingTuesday - and your gift has the power to change the future! Your gift just might: Make a child love recess again - because you helped schoolyard supervisors learn more strategies to help kids get along better! Protect a teen from online predators -...
TRIPLE Impact – a unique opportunity for Facebook users!
If you use Facebook, you have a unique opportunity to TRIPLE your Giving Tuesday gift! This year, Facebook is matching donations made exactly this way: Donate through a Facebook fundraiser - we just started to make this easy, and all the links in this message lead to...
The emergency that didn’t happen
Can you remember being a little kid all alone with a big, secret problem? Then you know how 7-year-old Sophie felt when school started last September. Sophie had a big problem at home. She knew she felt sad, scared, and alone, but she didn’t have words for what was...