Upcoming Events
January Webinar: Womb for Debate: Complex Perspectives on Teen Pregnancy
Description: This webinar will explore adolescent pregnancy from a cross-cultural perspective: the factors that influence global statistics and the implications of societal messaging around pregnancy prevention. We will examine how teen pregnancy is discussed in our own communities and classrooms and provide examples of approaches (both historically and today) that have succeeded or failed at supporting youth in their sexual health.
WHEN:
Mon, Jan 30th, 2023
12p PT | 1p MT | 2p CT | 3p ET
WHERE:
ONLINE
AUDIENCE:
Youth-Serving Adults
COST:
FREE
February Webinar: Unpacking Abusive Relationships in Media
During this webinar, we will discuss examples of unhealthy relationships from pop culture to understand what youth are consuming. Then we will talk about strategies to help youth take a critical lens to the media they consume and identify what is important to them in their relationships.
Content Warning: This webinar will include discussions of violence against women, misogyny, sexual assault, and contains the use of gendered language.
WHEN:
Thurs, Feb 16th, 2023
11a PT | 12p MT | 1p CT | 2p ET
WHERE:
ONLINE
AUDIENCE:
Youth-Serving Adults
COST:
FREE
QT Talking Circle
The QT (Queer/Transgender) Meet Up is our Native self-identified queer and trans and Two-spirit group that will be meeting up once a month to discuss topics such as sexual and reproductive health, relationship building, political movements and issues affecting Native QTs. This event is 18+ and open to all people who identify as an Indigenous Queer, Trans and/or Two-Spirit person.
WHEN:
Monthly Evening Meetings
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
Indigenous Queer, Trans and/or Two-Spirit people
COST:
Free
Auntie Night
Auntie Circle is our Native self-identified women’s group that will be meeting up once a month to discuss topics such as sexual and reproductive health, relationship building, political movements and issues affecting Native women. This event is 18+ and is open to all people who identify as an Indigenous woman and/or femme.
WHEN:
Monthly Evening Meetings
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
Indigenous women and/or Indigenous femme folks
COST:
Free
B.U.D. Night
B.U.D. (Brother, Uncle, Dad) is our Native self-identified men’s group that will be meeting up once a month to discuss topics such as sexual and reproductive health, relationship building, political movements and issues affecting Native men. This event is for 18+ and is open to all people who identify as an Indigenous man or masculine.
WHEN:
Monthly Evening Meetings
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
Indigenous men and/or Indigenous masculine folks
COST:
Free
Promotores de Salud: Pláticas
Este registro es para la plática del mes.
Este programa utiliza un modelo de educación entre compañeros, que implica que los promotores comparten su conocimiento con familiares, amigos y vecinos a través de presentaciones grupales, estas presentaciones se llaman pláticas. Los temas de pláticas incluyen:
- Anatomía
- Métodos anticonceptivos
- Infecciones de transmisión sexual
- Opciones de embarazo
- La orientación sexual
- Relaciones Saludables
- Consentimiento
- La Justicia Reproductive
- ¡Y más!
WHEN:
por determinar
WHERE:
Virtual
AUDIENCE:
Adultos (18+) que comprenden y / o hablan Español
COST:
Gratis