BEHIND OUR TRAINING

We Work With Others

The Jane Fonda Center works with others to identify needs for training. A recent example is our partnership with Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health.

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Training at Our Site

With the Center’s state-of-the art capabilities, the Internet or a PowerPoint may be up on one screen while a video or video conferencing with as many as eight sites is shown on the other screen…

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We Come To You

Please contact us to find out more about scheduling one of our trainings in your location.

Contact: Training Coordinator (404) 712-8730

TRAINING PHILOSOPHY

An objective of the Jane Fonda Center is to support the development of healthy adolescents by providing education and training to those dedicated to working with youth. By giving people up-to-date knowledge and skills, the Center can help shape community attitudes and actions in a positive way.

TRAINING SCOPE

Education and training programs are wide-ranging and varied, focusing on topics such as:

• training facilitators to teach self-empowerment and parenting skills
• providing physicians and other medical providers with the skills to offer reproductive health services to adolescents
• providing physicians and nurse practitioners with the skills to diagnose and treat physical and sexual abuse
• training teachers and other school personnel to provide abstinence and media literacy education to young people
• providing education to youth service providers on how poverty affects adolescents and their families

Some of the training events offered by the Jane Fonda Center are open to registration and others are especially designed for organizations and groups requesting our services.

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING TOPICS

• Abstinence Education
• Adolescent Friendly Services
• Adolescent Parenting
• Adolescents in Poverty
• Adolescent Reproductive Health
• Contraception for Adolescents
• Leadership Skills for Teen Leaders
• Managing Pressures Before Marriage
• Minors’ Rights to Access to Health Care
• Physical and Sexual Abuse
• Postponing Sexual Involvement
• Reducing Media Influence on Youth
• Reflective Supervision
• Sexually Transmitted Disease (Treatment and Prevention)