What can a coalition of youth and adult partnerships do in a year? Read our 2015 Annual Report Read More >

What have you been doing with your life since graduating from Youth2Youth? In 2010 I moved to Palm Springs, CA with my dad, where I graduated high school in 2011. The next fall I began college at Adolphus College in Saint Peter, MN, graduating a semester early with a Bachelor’s in Sociology and Anthropology, accompanied […] Read More >

The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy, excitement, and relaxation. Unfortunately, the holidays can be incredibly stressful for people who struggle with drinking problems. If you’re hosting a holiday party that involves alcohol, here’s some tips on how to create a safe environment: Never pressure anyone to have a drink. Some guests […] Read More >

Sources of Strength is an evidence based suicide prevention training that trains peer leaders to be on the lookout for friends who might be in danger. Two representatives from Sources of Strength trained 15 adult advisors who were joined by over 30 youth leaders from Beloit Memorial High School, Beloit Learning Academy, and Fresh Start. […] Read More >

Megge Casique 2001-2007 Staff: 2011-present What have you been doing with your life since graduating from Youth2Youth? I graduated from UW-LaCrosse with a Bachelor’s Degree in Community Health Education. I did my preceptorship with Youth2Youth where I helped write the Drug Free Communities Grant. After Youth2Youth received the grant, I applied to work for the […] Read More >

Today, we’re joining with other public health organizations for a national call-in day to the White House. We need your help right now to urge President Obama to finalize common-sense rules for e-cigarettes, cigars, and hookah. At the moment, there’s no federal oversight of these products at all despite significant use by kids. After many delays, the FDA […] Read More >