Respect Rubberbands @ Dick’s Sporting Goods @ Great Northern
Please Join the group as they sell purple rubberbands that say RESPECT in honnor of the domestic violence center.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Please Join the group as they sell purple rubberbands that say RESPECT in honnor of the domestic violence center.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Saint Ignatius students Kevin Smith and Christian Sanders join Munch for “Munch In The Morning” to talk about their anti-violence petition to help prevent gang violence amongst youth.
The students were on 850 AM WKNR With Mark Munch Bishop AND will be on again Martin Luther King Day Monday January, 18, 2010.
Here’s the link:
http://www.stationcaster.com/player.php?s=70&c=634&f=40573
For those who missed the boys on The BIG Show this afternoon, catch the show via podcast…
This video features Tyrone White, and St. Ignatius’ Bobby Grebenc.
The appearance was on Fox 8 News in the morning on 12/7/09.
http://www.wtam.com/pages/trivpage.html
Be sure to listen this Wednesday 12/16 at 4 PM as we discuss our initiative.
Thousands of students gathered for a rally at Cleveland State University sponsored by Project Love. The rally was meant to be the start of something great for the youth of Cleveland schools. Please keep sharing our message with others, and sign our petition to stand up against youth violence.
View the latest Newschannel 5 video from the rally:
Ohio high school football powerhouses St. Ignatius and St. Xavier team up to shed light on the issue of youth-on-youth violence. The players honored slain UConn football player Jasper Howard by wearing #6 decals, donated by Rotary International, on their helmets during their game Oct. 24, 2009.
Aside from the players, special recognition is due to Ignatius assistant coach Tyrone White, who sought MaxPreps out to help shed light on this worthwhile endeavor during our week-long visit on the Nike 5 Days 2 Friday Road Tour.
This is not an isolated case of goodwill, but a snowballing nationwide social movement in the sports community, so stand up!
Title: Kickoff For Kindness
Location: The Wolstein Center at CSU
Link out: Click here
Description: St. Ignatius students involved in Stand Against Violence will speak at this year’s ‘Kickoff for Kindness’. November 17, from 9am-1pm, youth from around Cleveland will participate in a ‘Kindness Rally’ titled CHOICES: The Magic of Giving Back. Read more on our blog…
Start Time: 09:00
Date: 2009-11-17
End Time: 13:00
Event speakers will share compelling life stories about the power of giving, and will motivate student leaders to develop their own passions. The goal of the event is to empower students to find their passion and their voice. Students will also be encouraged to go back to their schools to lead their peers to do the same.
Registration Flyer for Kickoff For Kindness
St. Ignatius junior linebacker Ryan Gibbons, along with several of his teammates, have become involved with a movement against youth violence.
Recent local and national incidents sparked Gibbons to get involved. The movement also has a Stand Against Violence website.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, homicide is the second leading cause of death for young people agest 10 to 24 years old.
St. Ignatius will host St. Xavier of Cincinnati on Saturday. Players on each team will wear a No. 6 decal on their helmets in memory of University of Connecticut cornerback Jasper Howard, who died after he was stabbed in an altercation last week at a campus party.
There will also be a moment of silence before the game in honor of Howard. Read more and watch the video interview below:
Taken From: http://www.cleveland.com/ohio-sports-blog/index.ssf/2009/10/branson_wright_interviews_st_i.html
In 2006, 5,958 young people ages 10 to 24 were murdered – an average of 16 each day (CDC 2009a).
Homicide was the 2nd leading cause of death for young people ages 10 to 24 years old (CDC 2009a).
Among 10 to 24 year-olds, 87% (5,159) of homicide victims were male and 13% (799) were female (CDC2009a).
Among homicide victims ages 10 to 24 years-old, 84% were killed with a firearm (CDC 2009a).