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p2pn@parent2parentnetwork.org

P.O. Box 450738
Cleveland, OH 44145
216-431-4131

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Disclaimer: This website is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to provide advice or substitute for obtaining professional advice of any kind.

Dear Friend of Parent to Parent Network:

"My So-Called Enemy"
On Sunday, August 28th, 2011 at 1:00pm at Case Western Reserve University
"Filmed over a seven-year period, "My So Called Enemy" follows a group of teenage Israeli and Palestinian girls committed to mutual understanding and a just solution to the conflict that continues to rage in their homeland... This illuminating film charts the girls' attempts to nurture their budding friendships and hopes for peace in the context of increasing violence.  As entrenched ideologies and polictical interests tighten their grip, we learn once again that it will be left to the young to build bridges instead of walls" --Discovery Channel Silverdocs
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Happy Spring!   As you may have heard, the P2P network recently became a part of Recovery Resources. The two agencies have worked closely together over the past five years, nd share a passionate commitment to supporting communities challenged by mental health and addiction issues. The success of P2PN has been enormous, yet the leadership of the organization realized that, in order to leverage this success in significant ways, it needed the oversight, infrastructure and commitment of a larger non-profit organization. Given this reality and the strong partnership already established with Recovery Resources, folding this critical parent-based program into the prevention services already offered by Recovery Resources is clearly a win for the community.

We sincerely hope that you'll continue to support the important work of the P2P network as Recovery Resources keeps its mission alive. To ensure that you continue to receive information about the work we're doing in your community, please take a few minutes and update your contact information by following this link: Click here to take survey

Those who have been affiliates of P2P Network in the past will be receiving an e-mail shortly regarding our first Affiliate meeting for 2011. We look forward to seeing many faces back around the table as we talk about the vision for the future of P2P's work.

Thank you in advance for your support and response! If you have any questions about this transition, please don't hesitate to contact us by calling Megan Kleidon at 431-4131

2010-11 Focus:
Moving forward with the P2PN

The P2PN plans to meet with their Advisory Board during the 2010 Fall, together we will discuss and plan our strategic plan for the future. We will continue to provide monthly blasts (Sept-May) and post events and information on our site.

Here is a link to our UDAP Summary. <Link>


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In the News

Recent articles (press or web) related to risky teen behavior.
Youth 360: Cleveland Rape Crisis Center?s Youth Programming Board, or Youth 360 for short, is a group where young leaders gain skills to become change agents and activists in their community. Students ages 14-16 will learn about and create projects to educate our community (school, church, youth group, etc?) on issues of sexual violence <Learn More>

Into the Light
Save the date, October 2, 2011, 6-8:30pm.Walk through Cleveland Metroparks Zoo to help bring depression and suicide prevention "Into the Light" Click here to learn more.

 

Stop the Rollercoaster
Here's your chance to join your parenting peers as we learn more about living with and parenting our teens. Community Challenge is hosting this eight-week parent discussion group, beginning September 27, from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. at Rocky River Public Library.  Click here for registration information. Schedule Rollercoaster Website


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