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Prevention starts with connection. In this episode of TIPP Talk hosted by our Peer Leaders Nakai and Kate, we sit down with Nicole Valenzuela and Tarah Knaresboro to explore how storytelling, creativity, and having a voice can become powerful protective factors.

In this episode of TIPP Talk, Peer Leaders Emely, Dafne, and Nakai sit down with Karime Rodriguez from LUCHA Arizona to talk about the power of community organizing, advocacy, and youth leadership. Karime shares how lived experiences can inspire people to create change and why it’s important for young people to see themselves as leaders in their communities. To learn more about LUCHA, visit www.luchaaz.org/

Learn more about Skye's The Limit Foundation at https://skyesthelimit.org/

Join us for an episode about the importance of working together for mutual aid!

To learn more about Circles of Peace AZ, Visit https://circlesofpeace.us/

Join us as we hear from Bob Branstetter, Director of Programs with Tempe Community Action Agency to learn more about the work they do to support the community in Tempe, AZ. To learn more, visit: https://tempeaction.org/

Join Jaden and Jessica as they discuss the work of The AZ Department of Liquor Licenses and Control and why alcohol misuse prevention is important! To learn more, visit https://azliquor.gov/

In this powerful conversation, Anna Kilbride, Peer Leader and Co-Chair of our School Abuse Prevention Work Group shares her personal journey navigating special education and stepping into advocacy and prevention work. Joined by Amanda Steele and Amy Pedotto from EPIC Disability Advocacy, they break down IEPs, disability rights, and the importance of protecting students in and outside of the classroom. To learn more about EPIC Disability and Advocacy, visit https://epicdisability.org/

Monique Perry and Astyn Quander from the City of Tempe’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Office joined our AZ Youth-Led Coalition for a fun, inspiring convo all about the work they do to build a more inclusive and connected Tempe. From lifting up community voices and culture to creating real change, they gave us an inside look at how inclusion comes to life in their office. For more info, visit https://www.tempe.gov/government/diversity-equity-and-inclusion

In this episode of WE ARE FAMILY on the TIPP TALK Podcast, we’re joined by an incredible group of individuals who are dedicated to making Arizona’s communities stronger. Hosted by Peer Solutions’ Peer Leaders, we explore the power of collaboration and how these guests help support organizations working to improve lives across the state. Tune in to hear from William Feggins from the School of Hip Hop, Gabby Richard from the AZ Blue Foundation, Camille Sledge from the School of Hip Hop, and Kim VanNimwegen from the Tempe Community Council. Each guest shares their unique role in supporting Arizona’s growth and their passion for making positive change.

Afternoon students from the Tempe Union High School District Innovation Center discuss sexual assault awareness for April

Afternoon students from the Tempe Union High School District Innovation Center discuss Peer Solutions' April theme, child abuse prevention.

Innovation Center Students discuss topics from their sociology class with a focus on social justice.

No Second Chance is a new TIPP Talk series pioneered by Tempe Union Innovation Center students to discuss how the ongoing opioid crisis in America is affecting youth in Maricopa county.

Joi Fletcher is a Program Analyst at South Mountain Community College and a Program Coordinator for Ultimate Technology Camp. The Camp is a program designed to help prepare minority students with the skills they need for a growing STEM economy. Today she and Jaden discuss the Camp and its similarities with Peer Solutions' vision.