December 9, 2008
“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me.”
Quite the contrary.
Words are powerful. Harsh words spoken to a child can resonate throughout their life, as can words of encouragement. Words have the ability to elevate someone to their highest potential or shred their self esteem.
ARISE created this poster around the power of words. It’s just one of hundreds of motivational posters and materials created to help illustrate important ideas. Each poster uses images and direct, to-the-point text to illustrate everything from the importance of staying in school and away from drugs to avoiding poisons around the home. In a world of constant advertising built around bite-sized snippets of information, posters are a way to provide valuable lessons in a quick, impactful way. Each book in the ARISE Life Skills library features several different posters, each meant to provoke thought and inspire conversation. These colorful, original pieces of art come in all sizes, from portable 11″ x 17″ sizes to the beautiful wall-sized 24″ x 36″ versions. Check out ARISE Foundation’s collection of posters here.
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August 22, 2008
ARISE Foundation
824 US Highway 1 Suite #240 
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
Phone: (561) 630-2021
Fax: (561) 630-2790
CONTACT: EDMUND BENSON
Office: (561) 630-2021
Cell: (305) 582-1460
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
EDMUND BENSON, CO-FOUNDER OF THE ARISE FOUNDATION, CELEBRATES HIS 79TH BIRTHDAY BY CONTRIBUTING OVER 100 LIFE MANAGEMENT BOOKS TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY.
North Palm Beach – Edmund Benson, former at-risk kid and founder of the ARISE Foundation, is celebrating his birthday by giving a gift to the international nonprofit community: the creative licenses of all of the 100 ARISE Life Skills Training materials. Benson will allow the materials to be translated into any language except for Spanish, free of charge for use in life skills training programs around the world.
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August 19, 2008
Character is defined as “the inherent complex of attributes that determines a persons moral and ethical actions and reactions.”
What does that mean? How does character education help at-risk youth, teens and adults?
By studying ethics and character, people learn about themselves and what reactions they would have in certain situations. Character education often introduces people to sensitive situations and tests their resolve in a safe and nonthreatening environment. Character education teaches people about the importance of respect, responsibility, trust, fairness and kindness.
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