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.

You Have the Power calls on all its supporters to contact members of the Tennessee House Judiciary Committee by Tuesday, June 2, at 5 PM, when the Committee will vote on critical legislation related to advocate-victim confidentiality.

Protecting the Future: Child Abuse and Safe-at-Home Orders. The abuse people suffer in childhood can impact the rest of their lives. And ironically, social distancing and safe-at-home orders may not keep them safe.

I hope this message finds you and your family well and safe. It is after much thought and consideration, with the input of our Board of Directors, our founder/Board chair Andrea Conte, and Powerhouse 2020 honoree Vince Gill that we have decided to postpone this celebration until 2021.

I hope you and your loved ones are staying safe and well during these challenging times. Like all of you, everyone at You Have the Power is looking forward to a return to a healthy, fully functioning state and nation.

I hope this finds you and your family well and safe. The COVID-19 virus continues to weigh heavily on our actions and plans.

We here at YHTP would like to thank all of you for everything you’re doing on your end to fight the COVID-19 pandemic… whether taking care of the sick, coordinating state and local crisis protocols, or self-isolating at home to keep yourself and others safe.

You Have the Power…Know How to Use It, Inc. (YHTP) will honor Vince Gill at its 8th  annual Powerhouse Awards luncheon, set for 11 AM on Tuesday, April 28, at City Winery in Nashville.

You Have the Power proudly announces an updated version of the Crime Survivor’s Guide, a resource for victims of crime and those who work with them.

You Have the Power’s new resource guide, Take Ctrl, explains Internet safety in a way that everyone from boomers to Gen Z can understand.

You Have the Power is proud to offer a Mandarin Chinese translation of our sex trafficking resource guide. It’s part of our commitment to making crime prevention resources available to non-English speakers in Tennessee. It’s also part of our observance of Human Trafficking Awareness Month.

YHTP is proud to welcome Meaghan Bodrie, our new Domestic Violence Education Coordinator who started this month.

Do you know someone who’s looking for quality cybersecurity/IT services? MouseCalls Technology Solutions has provided You Have the Power with exceptional IT support for the last several years, at a generous non-profit discount.

Come join us for Powerfully Thankful, an evening of performances by top local songwriters. It includes an online auction featuring items big and small that show off the great things and unique experiences our community has to offer.

You Have the Power (YHTP), along with two of its past and current Board members, has been nominated for recognition during this year’s “Meet Us at the Bridge” domestic violence memorial ceremony.