Be Smart With Police Pamphlet

The Be Smart with Police pamphlet provides youth with safe behavioral tips to help protect themselves during an encounter with law enforcement. We distribute the pamphlet at Juvenile Justice Jeopardy games, but more and more organizations are ordering copies to make available to youth they work with. It is particularly popular with kids because the tips are clear and easy to remember.

“Incorporating core values from organizations like Strategies for Youth is helpful in bringing youth and police together… SFY even has pamphlets they distribute to kids which promote positive interactions with police officers.”

To Order Copies For Your Organization

Organizations may order copies of this pamphlet for distribution. It is designed pocket-sized to be easy for youth to carry. The folded size is 3″ wide x 4.625″ tall (roughly the size of a small smartphone).

Pricing

$425 for 1000 copies + shipping

To Order Contact Strategies for Youth at 617-714-3789 or inquire at info@strategiesforyouth.org.

Why Do Youth Like It?

It makes them feel safer when interacting with police officers.
They appreciate having easy to understand strategies on how they should behave around law enforcement.

Why Do Youth Serving Organizations Use It?

It provides youth with safe behavioral tips to help protect themselves during an encounter with law enforcement.
It opens up conversations with youth about encounters they have had with police and what they might have done better.

Why Do Police Officers Like It?

It makes interactions with youth less confrontational.
It spurs conversation with young people about how they can keep themselves safe while interacting with officers.

For More Information

Contact Strategies for Youth at 617.714.3789 or email us at info@strategiesforyouth.org

Be Smart With Police Pamphlet

To Order Copies For Your Organization

Why Do Youth Like It?

Why Do Youth Serving Organizations Use It?

Why Do Police Officers Like It?

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