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Keep Connected is a @SearchInstitute resource to help families grow stronger through developmental relationships.

Joined March 2010
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ParentFurther is now Keep Connected! We've launched a fresh site that provides more accessible and interactive content to promote healthy and strong family relationships. keepconnected.searchinstitut… #familyrelationships #healthyfamilies @SearchInstitute
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We have exciting news! ParentFurther is becoming Keep Connected. We've launched a fresh site that provides more accessible and interactive content to promote healthy and strong family relationships. keepconnected.searchinstitut… #familyrelationships #healthyfamilies @SearchInstitute
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What are your tips for sharing power with the young people in your life? The Power of Sharing Power [video] bit.ly/2MqTGz1
"Search Institute’s research shows that young people are more likely to grow up healthy, caring and responsible when their parents are involved in their education." Prevention Plus: Parent involvement in schooling bit.ly/2Jx4UAK #parenting
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We recently polled our subscribers and our social media followers about the degree and kinds of activism young people in their program or school have been involved in. See the results below! [Infographic] bit.ly/2HezAFY #teenactivism #youthactivism
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This shows how "expanding possibilities," part of our developmental relationships framework, can make a big difference! bit.ly/2H2Isyo
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6 Ways to Step Up with Youth as They “March for Our Lives” bit.ly/2G1jGx7
"Research shows that young people are more likely to grow up healthy, caring and responsible if they live in a community with caring neighbors." bit.ly/2t2zI87 #developmentalassets
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"Somehow our society is missing the mark. According to the Search Institute, fewer than half of the young people in our nation, ages 11–18, have three or more non-parent adults in their lives." bit.ly/2EUdsyQ #parkland
"One sobering statistic from a study done with Search Institute said that the majority of young people feel that they don’t have at least 3 adults to turn to in a time of need or challenge." Before the Tragedy: The Work We Must Do with Children Right Now bit.ly/2GiZnLC
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From the labor movement to the civil rights movement to the environmental movement, social change has often started when something happens to youth or youth advocate for change. Let’s pray the tragedy of school shootings starts the same wave of change in our society once again.
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Don't miss our FREE WEBINAR: More Power to Them? Helping Families Work Through Power Struggles in the Early Teen Years bit.ly/2EyAVpK @searchinstitute
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Today's the day! Don't miss our FREE WEBINAR: More Power to Them? Helping Families Work Through Power Struggles in the Early Teen Years bit.ly/2EyAVpK @searchinstitute #families
FREE WEBINAR: More Power to Them? Helping Families Work Through Power Struggles in the Early Teen Years bit.ly/2EyAVpK @searchinstitute
Don't miss our FREE WEBINAR: More Power to Them? Helping Families Work Through Power Struggles in the Early Teen Years bit.ly/2EyAVpK @searchinstitute
FREE WEBINAR: More Power to Them? Helping Families Work Through Power Struggles in the Early Teen Years bit.ly/2EyAVpK @searchinstitute
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Don't miss our FREE WEBINAR: More Power to Them? Helping Families Work Through Power Struggles in the Early Teen Years bit.ly/2EyAVpK @searchinstitute
FREE WEBINAR: More Power to Them? Helping Families Work Through Power Struggles in the Early Teen Years bit.ly/2EyAVpK @searchinstitute
Don't miss our FREE WEBINAR: More Power to Them? Helping Families Work Through Power Struggles in the Early Teen Years bit.ly/2EyAVpK @searchinstitute