Stephen Wallace

Stephen, along with Cape Cod Sea Camps alum James Plummer, a senior at the University of Tampa, has published a new column on LinkedIn. “Ports of Indecision” discusses the challenges of transition from high school to college and college to workforce or graduate school.

Stephen’s new column for The Huffington Post, “On Grit and Gratitude,” is a Thanksgiving-themed piece highlighting the positive aspects of resiliency and gratefulness.

On Wednesday evening, November 16th, Stephen spoke to parents at St. Sebastian’s School in Needham, MA. His remarks focused on the intentional promotion of positive youth outcomes as a way to help children prepare for for lives of success and service while, at the same time, decreasing negative risk behaviors such as alcohol and other

Stephen is noted in a new feature article in Camping Magazine, “The Path to Summer Camp Leads Away from Sexual Violence,” by Christopher Thurber, Ph.D., ABPP. Thuber outlines “seven life lessons” related to the role that camps play in building pathways to civil behavior. Specifically, Thurber draws from Stephen’s January 2015 article, “A Cautionary Tale,”

Stephen’s new column (Opinion-Editorial) published on LinkedIn, “Midnight in Manhattan” explores yesterday’s election and five important lessons for youth.

Stephen’s new feature article in the November/December edition of Camping Magazine, “The Time of Our Lives: How Summer Camp Tames Transition Trouble,” discusses high rates of mood disorders, substance use disorders and sucide among young people transitioning from high school to college. It includes orginal research from the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE)

Stephen provides comment on bullying prevention in the latest A+ Advice for Parents syndicated column from Leanna Landsmann. Leanna is a member of the national advisory board at the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE), a national collaborative of institutions and organizations committed to increasing positive youth outcomes.

Stephen, along with Charlie Benjamin and Aggie Chamlin, addresses civic engagement and youth mentoring in new Huffington Post column, “Goals to Be Greater.”

Stephen’s new column, “Goals to Be Greater,” published on LinkedIn highlights NBC News Education Nation’s back-to-school campaign promoting civic engagement among youth and adults. It features stories of volunteerism by two high school seniors, Joe Benjamin and Aggie Chamlin, 2016 graduates of the teen leadership program at the Cape Cod Sea Camps. A different version

The Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE), has added to NBCUniversal’s ParentToolKit “Goal to be Greater” campaign. Our goal is to “Help young people navigate the choppy waters of change, especially the transition from high school to college, by empowering them to experience hopeful outcomes related to positive identity formation, character development, healthy risk-taking,