Be the Change Partners
An opportunity for organizations to partner with the Monster Soup Society youth coalition to incorporate an impactful, but achievable, prevention action their work.
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An opportunity for organizations to partner with the Monster Soup Society youth coalition to incorporate an impactful, but achievable, prevention action their work.
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Adults in the Room is the Parent/Guardian Subcommittee of the Monster Soup Society. We support our youth coalition's goals in those areas where the parent audience is key to success.
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Youth engage in efforts to increase community knowledge about how various policies impact public health so that voters can make informed decisions.
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Spanish is the second most commonly spoken language in Oklahoma, and we are committed to reaching all members of our community. We produce many event invitations and communications in Spanish. We also co-host Spanish Engagement nights where all material is presented in Spanish either by Monster Soup Society youth leaders or staff. Focused on mental health, substance use, and the risk factors that contribute to them, our engagement nights provide information and guidance for the whole family.
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An Instagram campaign developed and operated by Monster Soup Society high school community workers to raise awareness of the risks and dangers of underage drinking and marijuana-use and correct misperceptions about social norms among youth.
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An opportunity for pediatricians and youth-serving medical practitioners to partner with Monster Soup Society to provide prevention education to their patients during routine wellness checks.
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The purpose of the Paul Pry Podcast is to raise awareness about the risks of underage drinking and marijuana-use among teens in Oklahoma through expert interviews, local stories, and evidence-based education. With countless podcasts out there, how many are truly led BY youth, FOR youth? Our goal is to equip Oklahoma teens with a platform to engage with their community and the public health landscape that affects their quality of life.
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A.N.T.eaters workshops teach coping skills that research shows help combat Automatic Negative Thoughts (or A.N.T.s) as well as lower psychological distress and reduces risks for depression and anxiety.
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