Welcome To YouthAlert! (YA!) U.S.A.

What We Do - We are a U.S. Non-Profit, Public Charity with a

national and international "Youth Peace" Campaign!

Our "Youth Peace" Campaign Advocates

YouthAlert! (YA!) U.S.A. has Special Consultative Status to the United Nations (U.N.) Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and advocates for "Youth Peace" with the United Nations and all 193 United Nations Member States. We also advocate for "Youth Peace" with School Boards, Local U.S.  Governments, U.S. States, and the U.S. Federal Government.

Successful in getting "youth peace" resolutions passed in the U.N. General Assembly and "safe schools" legislation passed in the U.S. Congress.

Our "Youth Peace" Campaign Educates

YouthAlert! (YA!) "Youth Peace" Program/Youth Violence Prevention Education - Modeled on the Universal School-Based Violence Prevention Practice, which has been rated “Effective” to "Reduce Aggression" in K–12 students by the U.S. Department of Justice in 2021. 

The Program is a live, in-person presentation by YouthAlert! (YA!) U.S.A. Age-appropriate, content-sensitive, programming for those twenty-six years of age or younger. It's essential "Survive & Thrive" Skills Training for today's world. The Program practice is the next generation of student health and well-being education.

Instructed over 10,000 youth with a 97% favorable rating among both instructors and youth in U.S. public schools. Double-digit reduction in school "Behavior Events."



Our "Youth Peace" Campaign has Events

We present "YouthAlert! (YA!) Youth Violence Prevention Events" which were free live in-person to public forums to promote and discuss all youth violence, bullying, and abuse issues.  

Over two hundred speakers at our “YouthAlert! (YA!) Youth Violence Prevention Events."

Our "Youth Peace" Campaign Publicizes

The Campaign is also a public awareness effort. Youth Alert! (YA!) U.S.A. has had several national "Youth Peace" public awareness campaigns including the "Ten Percent Youth Violence Challenge."

Over three hundred recognitions of our “Youth Violence Prevention Challenge." 

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