The Police and Teens Program prepares and connects police and school resource officers to school districts and educators, community organizations, and/or other child-serving stakeholders to help young people build knowledge, skills, and confidence to become civically engaged community members.

Facilitating an exploratory dialogue that builds empathy, awareness, and trust between young people and police.

Street Law partners with law enforcement agencies to train officers in the Police and Teens curriculum to teach young people in school and community settings.

Street Law has a rich history of bringing together young people and law enforcement officers to build relationships while learning about the law. We have worked hard to reflect, discuss, and change to help ensure an equitable program that reflects the voices of the young people and communities it serves.

Through the Police & Teens Program, we facilitate and encourage exploratory dialogue that builds empathy, awareness, and trust between students and law enforcement officers and uplifts the voices of young people who are most vulnerable to racism and injustice. 

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There are no current opportunities for law enforcement agencies or schools to participate in the program or to purchase the Police and Teens Curriculum.    

However, we welcome additional information about your needs/interests so that we can better understand how the Police and Teens Program might help your organization. We will keep your information on file should partnership opportunities emerge.   

You can reach us through this brief form. 

Grayce Wiggins

Director, Community Empowerment & Justice Programs

 

Partners

We have worked with: Baltimore County Police Department, Little Rock Police Department, U.S. Department of Justice, and more!