In The News - RespectTeam

30 Local Teens Receive a 360AWARD at the 2017 Event, 5 Students Receive a $1,000 Scholarship

On Sept. 19, 2017, thirty local students were honored at the 360AWARDS hosted at the Parkview Mirro Center. The 360AWARDS is an annual event directed by the RespectTeam, a local nonprofit that speaks to middle school and high school students about the importance of self-respect and respect of others. This year’s event raised more than $10,000 to continue the efforts of the RespectTeam in local schools. Nominators were asked to pick students who are making a positive difference in their homes, their schools and in our community. Five of the nominated students received a $1,000 scholarship at the event, courtesy of Parkview Health. All of the students received a crystal award, courtesy of Indiana Signworks and a gift courtesy of Stephen Shannon Jewelers.

The ABC's of Back to School for Parents

Amy shares the ABCs of back to school for parents of teenagers. Listen to these simple tips to help your beginning of the year start off smoothly.

IPFW Freshman wins $1000 Scholarship

Cristina Sanchez won the Parkview $1000 Scholarship at the 360AWARDS October 18th! This newsbrief highlights her and the other amazing students who were nominated for the scholarship.

360 Awards Newsbrief

Eleven Students were honored at the 360AWARDS on October 18th. This article was published in the Northwest News/KPC Media about the students.

RESPECT360 was honored to be the Community Organization of the Game for the Tin Caps!

We had a wonderful time at the Tin Caps Game on April 26, 2016 as the Community Organization of the Game! We handed out hundreds of pens and talked to several people about the purpose of our organization. Because of our amazing sponsors, we were also able to treat a huge group of students from City Life and Gateway Woods to a free ticket! It was a great evening, and we look forward to more collaboration events in the future!

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RESPECT360's Video will be Shown at the Tin Caps Game

RESPECT360's video will be shown at the Tin Caps game on April 26th. This will be a great opportunity for us to spread awareness about some topics that affect teens, as well as, get the word out about our organization!

RESPECT360 receives a grant from Indiana's First Lady

Indiana's First Lady has recognized the efforts of RESPECT360 by presenting them with a grant from her Charitable Foundation. Scott Haddix and Amy Hanna were invited to a reception where they were able to meet Governor Pence and the First Lady, Karen Pence, and be presented with their grant check.

Self-Harm and Sexting Empowerment Session

This newsbrief was written about one of our Empowerment Sessions hosted at Carroll High School.

RESPECT360 is a guest on Channel 21's INSIGHT.

Amy Hanna had the opportunity of being a guest on Channel 21's INSIGHT program where she shared about how RESPECT360 is making an impact in the community.