2024–2025 Poster & PSA Project
The 2024–2025 Poster and Public Service Announcement (PSA) Project invites students from MPY member districts to visually represent what “COMMUNITY” means to them. Through creativity and collaboration, showcase how acts of kindness, volunteerism, and unity strengthen our neighborhoods and schools.
This initiative encourages students to highlight the power of community involvement, whether by helping a neighbor, supporting local organizations, or promoting positive change.
Providing Training, Fostering Collaboration, and Promoting Programming to Increase Students’ Health and Safety
2025 – 2026 Poster and Public Service Announcement Project
The theme for this year’s project is Kind People are the Best Kind of People
Peace At Home Parenting Solutions
Learn more about the FREE video library, provided in partnership with Peace At Homes Parenting Solutions.
Registering for MPY’s Updated Website – Please Read
Members will no longer be using their shared district login and passcode to log into the website. Now, each member will have their own individual account. Please contact Bonnie Mullen at bonnie@mpyinc.org for assistance.
Resources
In-Service Workshops
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth is pleased to offer current and varied topics to our member districts and organizations.
Recent News
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Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth Announces 2026 Poster Project Winners
A judging panel consisting of art teachers, school administrators, community members and public safety officials view the poster project entries. (Photo Courtesy Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth)…
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Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth Hosts Seminar on Supporting Multilingual Students
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth (MPY) hosted an in-person professional development seminar, “Leading for Multilingual Learner Success: From Compliance to Coherence,” on Feb. 10 at Greater Lawrence Technical School in Andover.
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Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth Hosts Seminar on Supporting Students Through Conflict and Connection
Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth (MPY) hosted an in-person professional development seminar, “Moving from Conflict to Connection: Proactive Strategies for Avoiding Power Struggles & Responding (instead of reacting) to Challenging Behavior” on Tuesday at the Massachusetts Police Training Committee (MPTC) Randolph Police Academy.