Empowerment Accessories

Welcome to TrafficWear !

TrafficWear Accessories — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:46:51 +0000

Empower youth to embrace important life lessons.

TrafficWear fashions common street signs with specific empowerment slogans into a variety of jewelry and accessories. Kids are able to wear and communicate their street sign and its motivational meaning, as a personal statement, in a simple and non-threatening way.

How Does TrafficWear Help Our Youth?

Youth today are faced with challenging situations everyday. They need ways to express and support strong choices to their peers and adults. The TrafficWear line uses universally common visual symbols which promotes sound values such as patience, setting boundaries, respecting yourself and others and choosing clean living.

TrafficWear street signs are constant visual reminders for kids to stay focused on the key values. Throughout their lives, these signs will “speak” to them and become a regular reminder of the message they learned from your program.

Complement your lessons and programs:

Support support character building and empowerment actions

For example:- DO NOT ENTER — Set Boundaries

YIELD — Proceed with Care

ONE WAY — Stay True To Your Path

Give kids a reward, an incentive or reinforcement. Help youth to remember the lessons and tools of your programs. Identify a specific traffic sign to your brand

Match a specific traffic sign to your brand

STOP SIGN for Red Ribbon Works
KEEP OFF THE GRASS for Safe and Drug-Free Schools
GIRL SYMBOL for Girl Scouts of America
SHARE THE ROAD for Bicycle Safety Coalition

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Please contact us info@trafficwear.com for further information.

No Trespassing Sign

TrafficWear Accessories — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 07:05:21 +0000

Protect Yourself	“NO TRESPASSING”	“Stick With the Winners”	“You Deserve Goodness”
A few uses :Bullies, Self Acceptance, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, Rape Victims, Molestation victims, etc.		A few agencies :YMCA, Rape Crisis Centers, Sexual Harrassment, Sexual Abuse Centers, Pregnancy Prevention, Stop Crime & Violence, SAFE Communities, etc.
Say no to the unsafe things and individuals who will not support your decisions to take care of yourself. Find and befriend those who want to live the good life the way you do. No Trespassing Testimonials : Josh, age 16: “No trespassing is to all the people who push us to do what we don’t want to do.” Kristin, age 16 : “I like this sign because it reminds me of how I’ve learned to take better care of me. I say yes to me today.” Melissa, age 13 : “I feel safe with this sign because I know no one can put me down. I see it when I’m in the car with my mom and it makes me smile because I know I am strong.”

Boy Sign

TrafficWear Accessories — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 07:02:32 +0000

Repect Yourself	“BOY”	“You are Special”	“Be Good to Yourself”
A few uses : Self Acceptance, Managing Bullies, Self Esteem Issues, Prejudice and Discrimination, etc.		A few agencies : Boys & Girls Club, YMCA, Gay Rights Programs, Fitness Programs, etc.
Accept your strength, beauty, gifts and abilities. Honor all that is good about yourself. What a great life you have! Boy Testimonials : Ronnie, age 17: “I put two girl charms on my necklace for my two sisters who I love.” Abby, age 15 : “This charm reminds me that I don’t need to change myself to fit in.” Victoria, age 11 : “I like this one because I am in girls scouts.”

Girl Sign

TrafficWear Accessories — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 06:58:16 +0000

Repect Yourself	“GIRL”	“You are Special”	“Be Good to Yourself”
A few uses : Self Acceptance, Managing Bullies, Self Esteem Issues, Prejudice and Discrimination, etc.		A few agencies : N.O.W., Girls Scouts of America, Girl Power Groups, Esteem Builder Programs, Children’s Advocacy Groups, etc.
Accept your strength, beauty, gifts and abilities. Honor all that is good about yourself. What a great life you have! Girl Testimonials : Ronnie, age 17: “I put two girl charms on my necklace for my two sisters who I love.” Abby, age 15 : “This charm reminds me that I don’t need to change myself to fit in.” Victoria, age 11 : “I like this one because I am in girls scouts.”

One Way Sign

TrafficWear Accessories — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 06:56:41 +0000

Commit to Your Path	“One Way”	“Stay True to Your Path”	“Believe in Yourself “
A few uses : Addiction, Withstanding peer pressure, etc.		A few agencies : Junior League, Communities in Schools, After School Programs, Youth Groups, Church Groups, Christian Book Stores, Drug & Alcohol Prevention, etc.
Focus on what you want from this wonderful life. You know what is right and what is wrong for you. Keep committed to the good things that will help you succeed and achieve your goals. One Way Testimonials : Ronnie, age 16 : “I will stay on the right path because I know what is good for me. And the right path is a lot easier too.” Kayla, age 15 : “One Way sign means the successful road. Which still has bumps in the road but leads to good living.” Caitlin, age 12 : “The one way sign reminds me of who I want to be and not what people tell me to be.”

Yield Sign

TrafficWear Accessories — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 06:54:13 +0000

Practice Patience	“YIELD”	“Slow Down”	“Proceed with Care “
A few uses : Anger Management, etc.		A few agencies : Anger Management Groups, Communities in Schools, After School Programs, Parent-Child Counseling Groups, etc.
You can manage your life without angry outburts. With patience, slowly move with the flow of life, breathe deeply and the situation is handled calmly. Yield Testimonials : Jenna, age 14 : “ ” Ellie, age 13 : “ ” Anne, age 14 : “ ”

Do Not Enter

TrafficWear Accessories — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 06:52:16 +0000

Set Boundaries	“DO NOT ENTER”	“Avoid Slippery Palces”	“Honor Your Decisions”
A few uses : Abstinence Programs, Rape Victims, Abused Children & Teens, etc.		A few agencies : Teen Pregnancy Prevention, Orphanages, Gang Awareness Groups, Drug & Alcohol Agencies, etc.
No one will take care of you but you. Set boundaries for yourself to respect and protect the most important person in your life — You. Do Not Enter Testimonials : Jenna, age 14 : “When I say no I mean it. This sign tells people that I’m serious.” Ellie, age 13 : “I like to wear this sign because it reminds me to walk away from uncomfortable situation.” Anne, age 14 : “People see me wearing this sign and no I don’t give into peer pressure.”

Curvy Arrow Sign

TrafficWear Accessories — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 06:48:55 +0000

Stay Focused	“CURVY ARROW”	“Focus on Your Goal”	“Look for Lessons Along the Way”
A few uses : ADD, Sales Programs, Drug & Alcohol Use, Anger Issues, etc.		A few agencies : Mary Kay Cosmetics, Fitness Centers, Second Chance, Mental Health Centers, Home School Organizations, etc.
Life isn’t always a straight path. Every curve in the road provides an opportunity to learn and grow. Embrace your lessons and become stronger. Curvy Road Testimonials : Ellen, age 14 : “My favorite sign because it means it is curvy but it will straighten out and you will be ok.” Ariel, age 14 : “Everytime you see this when you’re in the car, it is a reminder that life is hard and curvy, but hang in there.” Chad, age 15 : “Focus on the good stuff.”

Keep Off the Grass

TrafficWear Accessories — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 06:43:15 +0000

Choose Clean Living	“KEEP OFF THE GRASS “	“Clear Thinking”	“Clean Mind “
A few uses : Drug & Alcohol Use, etc.		A few agencies : Drug & Alcohol Agencies, Rehabs,, Assistance League, Rage Against the Haze, Safe &Drug Free Schools, Red Ribbon, etc.
Don’t interfere with the great mind you were blessed with. Keep your body and mind clean of dangerous substances. Keep Off Grass Testimonials : Katherine, age 17 : “I gave this sign to the people who need to find help with their drug & alcohol problems, but I keep it as a reminder to myself.” Megan, age 15 : “You don’t needs drugs to make you have fun. It’s cooler to be drug free.” Nathan, age 14 : “The keep off the grass sign tells people that I don’t want to be part of that stuff.”

Telephone Sign

TrafficWear Accessories — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 06:39:36 +0000

Phone	“COMMUNICATE”	“Call for Help “	“Connect with Others “
A few uses : Substance Abuse Prevention, Recovery, Counseling Service, etc.		A few agencies : MADD, Drug & Alcohol Services, Rehabs, TeenGroups, Suicide Hotline, etc.
Reach out and call someone. Stay in touch with others. Call and let someone know you care. Telephone Testimonials : Cattie, age 15 : “The phone always reminded me that I have to stay in touch with the people who can help me. I am not alone.” Nick, age 12 : “I knew I needed help and all I had to do was call someone. Now I do.” Jessica, age 16 : “This sign always reminds me to call my sponsor.”