iPLEDGE FOR LIFE
iPledge from M.O.M.S.
iPledge is a pledge authored by Mothers of Murdered Sons (MOMS) as part of The MOMS Affect campaign. MOMS is asking youth to take the pledge for life by choosing an affirmation to live by each day.
Affirmations alone will not offer youth transformative changes in their lives. However, MOMS is encouraging youth to find a trusted adult and/or community program to receive support in understanding how to put their pledge to work.
About Don't Die Young
What's It All About?
Don't Die Young is a marketing based youth development initiative created to serve as a brand and resource to engage community based organizations, youth and the general community with information, inspiration and encouragement.
For more information about Don't Die Young, please CLICK HERE
How We Support Professionals
Connections for Greater Outcomes
Don't Die Young supports professionals serving youth and their families by promoting their services and mobilizing a coalition of service-providers under the Don't Die Young brand.
For more information on how we support professionals, please CLICK HERE
Training Videos (webinars, documentaries and presentations)
Promoting Best Practices and Deeper Insight
Check out training videos that we believe will provide greater insight into the challenges impacting youth while discovering strategies designed to achieve greater outcomes.
To check out the training videos that support youth development, CLICK HERE
Marketing Toolkit
Partnering to Market the Don't Die Young Brand
As a marketing based youth development initiative, Don't Die Young is a brand that serves as a hub of information, inspiration and engagement to address youth violence by supporting youth development.
For marketing resources to promote your organizations Don't Die Young message, check out our Marketing Toolkit by CLICKING HERE
Reframing ToolKit
What we Say Truly Matters
Re-framing how individuals and organizations who serve youth communicate about young people will be important in advancing efforts to advocate for their overall well-being.
For resources to help inform your organizations messaging around youth violence or youth development, check out our Reframing Toolkit by