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Training Participant

African American Mental Health

POSTPONING SEXUAL INVOLVEMENT

Postponing Sexual Involvement meets Federal and State guidelines requiring that eight key elements be addressed in providing abstinence education. Teens are given the knowledge, attitudes, and skills they need to postpone sexual involvement using a newly revised Postponing Sexual Involvement Series.

The Postponing Series recognizes that teens need opportunities to be think about and discuss social and peer pressures to become sexually involved. The Series does this in a guided way. Through the Series, teens decide on a stopping point and learn skills that enable them to carry out saying “no” to sex in a variety of problem situations commonly faced by teens.

Both the Middle School and High School versions of the Postponing Sexual Involvement Series consist of five skill-building sessions designed to help youth manage social and peer pressures that might lead to sexual involvement before marriage.

Presenter: To Be Announced
Dates: To Be Announced
Cost: To Be Announced

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RELATED
INFORMATION

NATIONWIDE

Postponing Sexual Involvement is one of the most widely used abstinence programs in the United States.

LOCALLY

The Jane Fonda Center annually collects data from over 1,000 students who have been given the Postponing Sexual Involvement Series in middle schools.

Data is used to monitor ongoing effectiveness.

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Hosting a Postponing Sexual Involvement Training in Your City

Trainings for 15 or more people can be scheduled at your location.


FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Training Coordinator
(404) 712-8730
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