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YOUNG WOMEN ARE SACRED                     

This workshop addresses the importance of collaboration of families, communities, districts, programs and agencies in supporting our young women in their life’s journey.  This workshop will cover the following:

  • Recognition that young women not provided the facts about relationships, puberty, resources of information that may safe their life one day. 
  • Discussion on their concerns and educate them on basic information.
  • Realization and support on their dreams
  • Preparation for College opportunities
  • Improving communication with their families, foster parents/families, grandparents
  • Addressing difficult subject, such as, diabetes, depression, domestic violence, alcoholism, mental illness, biological history to provide education and preventive measures for a healthier and safer future

Depending on the audience

 

 

 

Objective: For youth audience:

  • Create dialogue with parents and adults.
  • Develop youth to be independent thinkers, to think on purpose.
  • Develop living skills they can used to go to college.
  • Prepare for relationship questions.
  • Learn responsibility for their bodies and health.
  • Learn about resources in their communities and programs.
  • To start identifying strong women they can follow.
  • To start identifying how strong they are now, regarding their situation and circumstances.
  • Validation
  • Safe environment to ask personal questions or needs.

Objective for providers, counselors and/or parents

  • Learn the importance of sharing the youth’s history.
  • Learning how to talk with out not blaming, shaming or guilt.
  • Learning to new parenting skills.
  • Reviewing your own parenting.
  • Understanding children do need to hear over and over with out stressing them or yourselves out.
  • Being a female you are role model, for relationship, self care and or parenting.
  • Youth do not have trust with adults, they don’t hear what you say, they see what you do.
  • Working together rather than who’s right or who’s wrong.
  • Addressing own issues creates an opening for youth to share theirs.
  • Truth; children are dying for the truth.  Past mistakes don’t matter they just want the truth.

 

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