What is the name of the national program that is a peer-to-peer outreach initiative that empowers youth?

The national program that is a peer-to-peer outreach initiative designed to empower youth is known as "STOP the Violence." This program focuses on educating young people about the impact of violence and encourages them to take a stand against it in their schools and communities. It provides resources and strategies for youth to advocate for positive change, fostering skills in leadership and advocacy.

By promoting awareness and encouraging dialogue among peers, "STOP the Violence" aims to empower students to take action to combat violence, establishing a safer environment for themselves and their peers. This program is integral to FCCLA's mission of handling community issues and supporting youth empowerment through proactive measures and educational initiatives.