News and Updates

On Thursday, February 17th Stephen will present a Family Focus program to students and parents at Propel Braddock Hills School in Braddock Hills, PA.  The program, funded by a grant from Liberty Mutual Insurance, will cover such topics as underage drinking, other drug use, driving, bullying, violence, and suicide and will include a discussion of

On Wednesday, February 16th Stephen spoke to parents at Mt. Mercy Academy in Buffalo, NY.  The Parent Power Program, a part of the SADD Speaker Series, was funded by a grant from Liberty Mutual Insurance, SADD’s national insurance partner. Stephen addressed such issues as underage drinking, other drug use, sex, bullying, violence, and driving …

On Thursday evening, February 10th, Stephen spoke to employees of the DCH Auto Group as well as to community leaders, parents, and teens at DCH Honda in Temecula, CA.  DCH is a national sponsor of SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) and hosted this speaking event and book signing. For more information about SADD and DCH,

On Thursday, February 10th, Stephen appeared as a guest on the Ridin’ Dirty program on KLAA-Los Angeles. He was discussing adolescent issues, highlighting anecdotes from his book, Reality Gap, and promoting an evening speaking event and book signing hosted by DCH Auto Group at DCH Honda in Temecula, CA.

On Thursday,  January 27th Stephen addressed parents from The Webb School of Knoxville in a Parent Power presentation being sponsored by Liberty Mutual Insurance. Stephen talked about such pressing adolescent issues as distracted driving, underage drinking and other drug use, early sexual behavior, bullying, violence, and suicide. Stephen also signed copies of his book, Reality Gap:

On Wednesday morning, January 26th Stephen will address parents from The Bryn Mawr School and surrounding schools in a Parent Power presentation being sponsored by Liberty Mutual Insurance. Stephen will address such pressing adolescent issues as distracted driving, underage drinking and other drug use, early sexual behavior, bullying, violence, and suicide. Stephen will also be

Stephen’s recent receipt of the Distinguished Alumni Award for Leadership from Susquehanna University is discussed in the current edition of SU’s Currents Magazine. Stephen Wallace ’81: Taking a Stand for Youth Stephen Wallace ’81 tells his clients: “Leaders lead. Period.” But, for Wallace, these aren’t just idle words; he leads by example. Since graduating from