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🔜 The Road Ahead: Ensuring Your Teen Is Set to Go Beyond High School
The transition out of high school is an exciting milestone, and it can also bring uncertainty, stress, and big emotional changes for both teens and the adults who support them.
Parents and caregivers across Washington state are invited to join The Road Ahead, an interactive workshop led by Forefront Suicide Prevention School Mental Health Specialists in collaboration with The Jed Foundation (JED).
This session is designed to offer practical tips and tools to help your teen move toward greater independence and prioritize their mental health, while also supporting your own well-being.
This workshop is especially helpful for families navigating life after high school. You will learn strategies to support your young person through emotional and developmental changes with confidence and care.
🗓 Wednesday, May 6, 2026
⏰ 7:00–8:30 PM PST
💻 Virtual on Zoom
👉 Register here: washington.zoom.us/meeting/register/b2Sasa7bT0u3att40EUc3A#/registration
⭐If you know parents or caregivers in Washington state who are preparing for this transition, please consider sharing this event with your network.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Michelle Flores, [email protected]
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We’re excited to share our newest featured exhibit: the 1993 Eclipse AIDS Awareness Trading Card Set.
At first glance, these 110 collectible cards may look like a piece of pop culture history—but they represent something much deeper. Created during one of the most critical public health crises of the late 20th century, this set transformed a familiar hobby into a powerful tool for education, awareness, and social change.
Each card combines imagery and information about HIV/AIDS, the people and communities impacted, and the organizations working on the front lines. Together, they reflect a moment in time when creative storytelling was used to confront stigma, challenge misinformation, and encourage life-saving conversations.
This exhibit invites you to explore how everyday objects—like trading cards—can carry extraordinary meaning and help shape public understanding during a global health crisis.
👉 Click here to explore the full exhibit and learn more: evergreencaregiversupport.org/1993-eclipse-aids-awareness-trading-card-set/
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Save the Date!
All items are free for foster youth!
Bring a copy of the placement letter and your own bags!
See you there at 2 (event ends at 3pm)
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Let’s Talk About Online Safety This April
April is Child Abuse Awareness Month 💙 — and today, keeping kids safe means talking about what’s happening in their digital world.
So many of the risks our youth face now start online. That’s why I created resources to help families have these important (and sometimes tough) conversations in a way that feels approachable, engaging, and age-appropriate.
📘 The Internet Safety Workbook for Tweens
English: amzn.to/3YnnK5o
Spanish: amzn.to/4dJK2Vl
🎨 The Internet Safety Coloring & Activity Book: amzn.to/3UUKI1A
These books are designed to help kids understand online risks, recognize warning signs, and build confidence to speak up — all while giving caregivers a simple way to start meaningful conversations.
The truth is one conversation isn’t enough. Ongoing, open dialogue is one of the most powerful ways we can protect and support our kids.
This month, I encourage you to:
✔️ Start the conversation
✔️ Keep it going
✔️ Give your kids tools to stay safe
If you’ve been looking for a place to start, these books can help guide the way.
Let’s work together to keep our kids safe — online and offline. 💙
#ChildAbuseAwarenessMonth #InternetSafety #ProtectOurKids #DigitalSafety #Parenting #CaregiverSupport
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