Askable Administrators: Boundary Identification

Askable Administrators: Boundary Identification

In this interactive, skills-based workshop, we will provide faculty with new tools to facilitate conversations in safer spaces.

By Honestly

Date and time

Thursday, June 26 · 8 - 10am PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours

In this interactive, skills-based workshop, we will provide faculty with new tools to facilitate conversations in safer spaces, whether that be an athletics bus, an academic office, a classroom, or otherwise. This session offers concrete, specific strategies for faculty stakeholders to engage students in topics of health and sexuality, while also setting boundaries.

Goals:

· Identify the unique role administrators and non-student stakeholders have in continued conversations about campus consent culture.

· Develop ability to make safer spaces for students to discuss sex and consent with healthy boundaries

· Update administrators on the “yes means yes” model of consent education and answer outstanding questions around gender, identity, and sex.

Key Topics Covered:

· Consent

· Consent Culture

· Boundaries

· Gender

Participants will practice identifying and setting boundaries, language for conversations with youth.

Organized by

Honestly: Youth Sexual Health is building a movement to improve sexual health outcomes for youth in Oklahoma County. Honestly is the visioning and convening leader of a public-private collaboration to reduce the teen birth rate in Oklahoma County. The Collaboration includes key partners the Kirkpatrick Family Fund, OKC-County Health Department, OKC Public Schools, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority, Planned Parenthood Great Plains, Teen emPower!, and Variety Care. However, dozens of community organizations, professionals and volunteers are working together to help reduce the teen birth rate in Oklahoma County.

$25Jun 26 · 8:00 AM PDT