ARTS TO LITERACY
MAKING OF GUN VIOLENCE -PSA
1 - GUN VIOLENCE
ARTS TO LITERACY PRESENTS - GUN VIOLENCE
Statistics show that everyday 9 children will be killed by firearms and 90 percent of deaths in teenage African American males are homicide. We will assist the youth in making better decisions and choices through media campaigns. One of the ways we plan to decrease gun violence is by establishing a strong network of support and form partnerships with the school districts, while also employing a gun buyback program to assist in keeping guns off the streets and out of the hands of our youth. To help promote healing we will also honor a community day in the park to remember those slain by gun violence.
MAKING OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE-PSA
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE -
FEATURE PRESENTATION
ARTS TO LITERACY PRESENTS -
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARNESS
2 - DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Today 4 women and 3 children will die as a result of abuse. To help decrease domestic violence our campaign will teach life skills through our programs, encourage victims to seek help sooner rather than later and connect them with our partnering foundations to help surround them in a caring, inclusive environment. We will strive to inspire pro-social friendships, strong interpersonal skills and reassert a sense of hope in their future.
4 - DRUG ABUSE
MAKING OF DRUG ABUSE -PSA
DRUG ABUSE -
FEATURE PRESENTATION
ARTS TO LITERACY PRESENTS - DRUG ABUSE AWARNESS
Today 11,318 children will try alcohol, marijuana, cocaine or heroin for the first time. The O.S. Movement’s media campaign will discourage the use of illegal drugs by helping teens stand against peer pressure, making it popular to say no to their peers and to drugs.
3 - HIV / AIDS
MAKING OF HIV -PSA
HIV -PSA - FEATURE PRESENTATION
ARTS TO LITERACY PRESENTS - HIV AWARNESS
Over 53 percent of new HIV infections occurred in bisexual men. Through education and media campaigns we will remind youth of the dangers of unprotected sex and they will participate in seminars and workshops to help decrease the rising statistics of HIV, while also promoting awareness of sexually transmitted diseases.