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Parent and Student Rights in Public Schools

This presentation is an introduction to the topic of bullying and parent/student rights in schools. Actual policies are specific to each state, school district and building. Click here for the Powerpoint presentation related to this topic.

Frequently Asked Questions About Muslims and Their Faith

Designed for parents and students, this presentation provides useful tips and techniques for Americans Muslims on how to answer difficult questions about themselves and their faith. Click here for the Powerpoint presentation related to this topic.  For answers to frequently asked questions about Islam and Muslims, click here. For answers to specific questions about Sharia, click here.  

You Have the Power Bullying Prevention, Youth-Led Program

Project Change is a youth/adult partnership organization dedicated to promoting opportunities for youth to be engaged in, contribute to, and be satisfied members of their school communities.

Project Change has developed a national model for youth-powered community improvement. This model is based on three guiding principles: that positive youth development is the key to a safe and healthy community; that effective partnerships are built on trust, consensus, and a collective belief in a common purpose; and that giving back is a civic responsibility.  

This Power Point presentation will illustrate to youth, parents, and educators what bullying is and how to start a You Have the Power bullying prevention program.