Posts Tagged "Orillia Youth Centre"

Back to the OYC

Posted by on Jul 17, 2012 in Birth Control, Blog, Communication, Contraception, HIV/AIDS, sex ed, Sex Education, STI, Teens | 0 comments

It has been far too long since I've sat down to enjoy the pleasure of writing. I've missed this! So, to catch you up on my world ...

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Sex Ed Central — 5000+ visitors!

Posted by on Jun 29, 2011 in Blog | 0 comments

It's hard to believe that it's been over a year since I decided to take the plunge and follow my dream to become a sexuality educator. A lot has happened in this past year ...

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Pepsi Refresh!

Posted by on Jan 4, 2011 in Blog | 0 comments

I’ve submitted an application for a Pepsi Refresh Grant, and I need you to vote for my idea! The Pepsi Refresh project asks people like ME to submit their ideas for helping their communities.  I am asking you to vote for me to win $5,000 to offer sex ed to at-risk and street involved youth. Deliverables: Youth have the knowledge to make informed, healthy sexual decisions Youth have access to accurate sexual health information in a youth-friendly setting Youth are better equipped to negotiate sexual decisions with their partner(s) Youth have increased awareness of STIs, including HIV,...

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Babies Having Babies …

Posted by on May 11, 2010 in Birth Control, Blog, Contraception, Fertility, Pregnancy, sex ed, Sex Education, Teens | 1 comment

Based on the title, you can probably guess (if you haven’t read previous posts or don’t remember) – tomorrow’s workshop is about Teen Pregnancy.  It’s also the FINAL session of my workshop – an adventure which has flown by and developed into far more than I could have imagined! As is the case with all of my workshop sessions, the information I present tomorrow will be both practical and relevant to my audience.  I don’t see any point in standing in front of them and spouting random, irrelevant knowledge that won’t help them in their lives. ...

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Let’s be clear …

Posted by on May 7, 2010 in Blog, Relationships, sex ed, Sex Education, Teens | 0 comments

As I mentioned in my previous post, this week's workshop was focused on the topic of "Communication". It was an interesting and challenging week; five new youth for a total of twelve and some interesting group dynamics made for a different session than I am used to.

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