Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth, Inc.
@MPY_Inc
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The core mission of Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth, Inc. is to provide prevention and intervention strategies in matters of health and safety for youth.
Wakefield, MA
Joined December 2015
Join MPY on February 25 for the conference Creating Safe and Supportive Environments for LGBTQ Students. Registration now open:
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Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth Hosting ‘Recognize, Respond, Survive, Then Thrive: Eradicating the Culture of Microaggressions in the School Community (And Beyond)’ Hybrid Conference on Feb. 11
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Feb 11, 2025 – Join MPY’s hybrid conference: Recognize, Respond, Survive, Then Thrive: Eradicating the Culture of Microaggressions in the School Community (And Beyond) 📍 Blue Hills Regional Technical School, Canton 🔗 Register:
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@SenPaulFeeney spoke at the #MPYConference on Youth Mental Health & Social Media, discussing the link between mental health and social media, AG Campbell’s proposed bill on smartphones in classrooms, and the vital role MPY plays in supporting students & staff. #YouthMentalHealth
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At MPY Conference on Youth Mental Health & Social Media, @SusanReynolds_ & @MaddieFreeman shared key tips on mindful social media use & digital detox for today's students. 🌿🧠@nosonovember @lookup_live #DigitalDetox #MindfulSocialMedia #YouthMentalHealth
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@drkathleenmack from @NBPublicSchools explored the impact of social media on the brain at MPY’s Youth Mental Health & Social conference, offering practical strategies to promote positive engagement. A key discussion for parents & educators! #YouthMentalHealth #DigitalWellness
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At MPY’s conference on Youth Mental Health & Social Media, @mediatrician shed light on social media addiction & how teachers & parents can help students navigate healthy digital habits.
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Medfield School Superintendent @jeffreyjmarsden Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth Executive Director Margie Daniels discuss the intersection of social media and student mental health at Mass. Assoc. of School Superintendents Winter Meeting. #medfieldps
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Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth Hosting ‘Youth, Mental Health and Social Media: Understanding the Challenges and Opportunities’ Hybrid Conference on Jan. 28
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MPY attended the One Pill Can Kill conference on Jan 14 at Assabet Valley Regional Tech School! Experts from @DEA, @McLeanHospital & more shared insights on the dangers of fentanyl, the brain’s response to drugs, & the link between substance use & mental health.
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MPY Executive Director Margie Daniels joined by John Crocker, @MethuenDistrict and Laura Cinelli, @therenniecenter at The Condition of Education Party sponsored by @therenniecenter on Jan. 15.
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On January 8, 2025, MPY held a free in person seminar in Holyoke on Building Capacity and Resources in Public Schools for educators from Berkshire, Franklin, Hampshire and Hamden Counties featuring Dr. Alex Hershberg and Attorney Michael Joyce.
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We are honored to have Brian O'Keefe, @DEANEWENGLAND and Dr. Scott Lucas, @McLeanHospital speak on the dangers of Fentanyl and other illicit substances at MPY's conference One Pill Can Kill (And Other Youth Substance Dangers).
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Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth Hosting ‘One Pill Can Kill (and Other Youth Substance Dangers)’ Hybrid Conference on Jan. 14
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Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth Hosting Free Seminar — Building Capacity and Resources in Public Schools — for Western Massachusetts Educators
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Robert Stadolnik of FirePsych discussing myths about student fire setting at MPY Conference, Identifying and Managing Students at High Risk for Violence.
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Participants at MPY Conference Identifying & Managing Students at High Risk for School Violence heard from Dr. Ron Schouten on the rise of prosecuting parents for children's violence.
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Dr. Ashley Murphy discussing the intersection of mental illness and risk of violence at MPY conference, Identifying & Managing Students at High Risk to Create Safer School Environment.
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Dr. Emma Cardeli and Lola Iwansoki of Boston Children's Hospital discuss importance of coordination and team work with schools to develop violence risk assessment and safety plans.
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