You Have the Power and Alive Hospice partnered to extend a unique program geared toward adolescent siblings and friends of those taken by violence who are experiencing trauma caused by the loss. Through YHTP, Alive Hospice will provide this service to siblings and young friends who have suffered a loss through homicide at no cost. A qualified...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Posted Jan 05, 2023 On this episode of MorningLine, Nick Beres is joined by former first lady Andrea Conte and Cathy Gurley from You Have the Power to discuss the Children’s Memory Garden of Nashville. There are five videos featured. Click here to see the featured discussion. (Copyright 2023 Scripps Media,...
Do you like to take ideas and make them shine with graphics, words, and photos? Do you like telling the stories of survivors and delivering information that makes our community stronger? Then you would be a good candidate for You Have the Power. We are seeking a team player with strong communication skills and a...
Patsy Smithson Bruce, a musical pioneer and a woman of power, beauty, creativity, elegance, and impeccable taste, died on May 16. She was 81. Her unprecedented resume spanned industries, skill sets, and states as she found success in the entertainment industry, event planning, tourism, journalism, activism, and politics.
YHTP is pleased to welcome Melanie Davenport as the newest member of our Board of Directors!
AWAKE Tennessee needs your help promoting two bills this week. The Advocate Confidentiality Bill will be heard on the Senate floor Tuesday evening.
We appreciate all of you who turned out for our Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month event in February. We’re still taking registrations for “The Unseen Impact” in March, our child abuse webinar series in April… and a new session on self-care and safety planning set for May.
The Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD) is introducing new divisions and branches that will jointly investigate crimes involving domestic violence, sexual assault, and sex trafficking. Chief John Drake (a YHTP board member and longtime supporter) announced the organizational changes in a December 16 press conference.
Congress is finalizing its year-end funding bill right now, and it must include important provisions to prevent catastrophic cuts to Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) grants.
You Have the Power was featured in the December 2020 edition of DELTA, the newsletter of the Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence.
YHTP wishes to congratulate Interim Chief John Drake, a member of You Have the Power’s Board of Directors, on his selection as the new Chief of the Metro Nashville Police Department, as announced by Mayor John Cooper on November 30.
In acknowledgment of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, You Have the Power presented its "Crack the Wheel" webinar series on Wednesdays in October 2020. Installments of the four-part series focused on the dynamics of the phenomenon and how to help people affected by domestic violence during a time of social distancing.
YHTP Domestic Violence Education Coordinator Meaghan Bodrie was a panelist during yesterday’s Virtual Domestic Violence Rally 2020, live-streamed on mixxradio.com.
You Have the Power is proud to announce a revised and expanded edition of our resource guide on sex trafficking.
Each year, Nfocus Magazine‘s “Model Behavior” pictorial presents a fashion shoot spotlighting local nonprofits and the people who serve them. Sara Morgan, one of YHTP’s board members, is included in this year’s edition. In her profile, Sara discusses her work as both an associate at Bass, Berry and Sims and an advocate for YHTP. She...
Deputy Chief John Drake, a member of You Have the Power’s Board of Directors, assumed the post of Metro Nashville Police Department’s Interim Chief of Police effective August 6.
Do you know someone who’s super-knowledgeable about social media and who wants to make a difference in the world? Better yet, are you that person?
YHTP’s Summer Safety Series is designed to provide in-home, socially distanced education on major issues related to violent crime and personal safety. Most are recommended for adult audiences, although children are encouraged to join their parents for “Hacking Online Safety”.
You Have the Power condemns the violence against Mr. George Floyd in Minneapolis. For more than 25 years, You Have the Power has stood with all victims of crime. Recent events make it even more urgent to continue our mission advocating for victims of violent crime through community involvement and collaboration.
Deputy Chief John Drake, a member of You Have the Power’s Board of Directors takes command of the Metro Nashville Police Department’s Community Services Bureau effective June 16.
