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Youth at the Center: Elevating Youth in Community Programming

Who:  Professionals working with youth

When: Wednesday, April 17th | 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Where: Virtual Training

What: During this workshop attendees will learn strategies for adapting to youth needs’, youth leadership methodologies, and creative ways to incorporate youth voices into your work. This session will include a youth panel where participants can ask young people their questions and hear firsthand about how to work with youth to ensure their voices are equitably represented. Participants will leave with tools for elevating youth voices in the work that they are already doing.

Peer Health Educator Training

 

Who: High School-Age Youth

When: Monday, May 13th and Tuesday, May 14th | 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Where: Virtual Training

What: This is a two-day training specifically created for high school audiences and designed to be a safe place for young people to learn the basics of sexual and reproductive health. There will be fun activities that will spark discussion and important information about bodies, health, and rights. 

Let’s Talk: Masculinity and Mental Health


Who: Educators, parents/caregivers, and professionals who work with youth

When: Wednesday, May 15th | 2:30 – 4:00 p.m.

Where: Virtual Forum

What: In celebration of Sex Ed for All Month, Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties invites you to join us for our 8th annual Let’s Talk Forum. This year’s Let’s Talk Forum will center around Masculinity and Mental Health. Often times boys and young men are influenced by society and their environment to not seek out guidance around healthy masculinity, self-acceptance, and expressing their emotions. This could have an effect on their mental health, and ability to make healthy decisions for themselves and their relationships. Join us to hear from Cal State Fullerton’s Dr. Brett S. Goldberg and Brannon Andrews, and High School Counselor Juan Moreno about the work that they are doing with boys and men.

All Are Welcome: How to Create LGBTQ+ Inclusive Spaces
 

Who: Professionals working with youth

When: Wednesday, June 12th | 2:30 - 4 p.m.

Where: Virtual Training

What: In this session, participants will learn language, strategies, and tools for creating more gender inclusive spaces. We will go beyond the basics and facilitate activities that teach what it looks like to be LGBTQ+ affirming. By learning what actions to take to create a welcoming and responsive atmosphere at their schools, facilities, or organizations, attendees will leave equipped to create safer spaces for LGBTQ+ youth and young people.

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Discover a wealth of knowledge at our diverse workshops hosted by the Community Education & Outreach department. From exploring consent and fostering healthy relationships to delving into diversity, equity, and inclusion, we cover it all.

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Interested in our education programs? Reach out to Community Education & Outreach.
Phone:  714-922-4103

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