Is there a cause your child or student is passionate about? Whether it’s bullying, mental health, kindness, distracted driving, or community service, we’re looking for students in grades 6-8 to help ...

Students at Cheney High School and Three Springs High School partnered together to make a public service announcement television commercial warning their peers about the dangers of driving after ...

BOUND BROOK – Bound Brook High School students were in front and behind the camera earlier this spring in helping create a public service announcement (PSA) on safe driving. Members of the Champion ...

SALISBURY — A video produced by a group of local students asks people to make some connections in the community. The video opens on a girl in a dark room with the audio line “Can I touch your hair?” ...

HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) — A group of students is issuing a public service announcement to address gun violence in Hampton Roads and across the country. ‘Off the Streets & Onto the Set‘ is an innovative ...

The Massachusetts Partnerships for Youth (MPY) announced the winners of this year's Public Service Announcement (PSA) Project, including North Reading High School Social Activism Club's "Black ...

OREM — A student at Orem High School is sharing a vital message about driving safety. She got to film a PSA to air on more than 100 channels this fall, focused on the theme, "Sharing the Road." ...

ABERDEEN, S.D. (KELO) — An Aberdeen student is sending an important message to kids all across the country. With the help of some friends, Senior Katelyn Ryan put together a powerful public service ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The crash of PSA Flight 182 is a big part of history for the community of Saint Augustine High School. Students are taught lessons ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOTV) – Grand Rapids Mayor Rosalynn Bliss wants to increase the city’s tree canopy, and Grand Rapids Public Schools students are helping her do it using a green lens. Students ...

The students worked with the National Road Safety Foundation and an Emmy-winning director to film the 30-second PSA. The PSA will be aired on "Teen Kids News," a nationally syndicated TV program.