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Speak Up - PSA Project

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Message from Dan Black: 

"I would love to see someone from group G and come in or check me in on their status. Also please let the others know I am available after school if they need help. I will be at studio B.  

Again, I am dedicating all Sunday the 16th for those who want to shoot their projects. Schedule Sunday shoots and give me a heads up on what equipment is needed on hand ASAP

Projects need to be fully shot by the end of Sunday.

Best,

Dan"

 

Advanced Class ACMI Schedule

 

"Speak Up - Your Voice Matters"

2012-2013 PSA & Poster Projects

For the fifth consecutive year, Middlesex Partnerships for Youth, Inc. and the Middlesex District Attorney's Office are launching the Public Service Announcement (PSA) Project in which middle and high school students may produce their own original 30- to 60-second Public Service Announcements about the importance of speaking up when they are informed of a potential danger to themselves or others.


In addition, Middlesex Partnerships for Youth, Inc. and the Middlesex District Attorney's Office are sponsoring a Poster Project, to display the importance of speaking up and speaking out! The winning poster will be distributed to schools throughout Middlesex County.


The goal is for students to develop original PSAs and Posters, as a method in which to communicate a direct, positive message to other teens, in an effort to keep students safe. This project is open to all middle school and high school students who live in or attend school in Middlesex County.

 

Students are the best communicators, whether it is hearing or sharing critical information which can help prevent a violent incident from occurring, or hearing about a friend who may be in danger of harming him or herself. When faced with information that could potentially be life altering and/or dangerous, it is imperative that students feel comfortable and empowered to share that information with a trusted and responsible adult. Additionally, it is important for students to understand the negative and harmful consequences that can result when this information is not communicated with a responsible adult who is in the position to help.

 

Possible topics for the videos and posters include:

  • Speaking up to prevent violence
  • Speaking up when you know it is the right thing to do
  • Helping a friend through a difficult time by alerting people who can help
  • Having a school mentor to turn to, in a time of need
  • Contributing to an open and supportive school environment

Middle and high school students are welcome to enter one or both projects. Please distribute the attached applications, and encourage students to submit entries to these projects.

 

Poster entries are due by January 4, 2013.

PSA entries will be due by May 3, 2013.

Click here for PSA application and requirements.
Click here for the poster application and requirements.

For more information please visit www.middlesexpartnershipsforyouth.org or call Margie Daniels at 781-897-6808.


Thank you again for your help and your work in protecting our students.

 

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