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    Building Healthy Relationships

    Consent & Peer Pressure
     

    Pre-adolescent workshop
    4th-6th grade

    The Building Healthy Relationships: Consent & Peer Pressure workshop for 4th-6th graders empowers pre-teens with the skills to communicate about consent, examine situations where consent is violated, identify and respond to different types of peer pressure, and identify people in their lives who can offer help if they find themselves in a difficult situation.

    Goals

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    • To educate pre-teens with a comprehensive understanding of consent and its pivotal role in fostering a healthier and more inclusive society. 

    • To empower pre-teens with the confidence to practice consent in their daily lives, engage in open discussions about it, and become advocates for building consent culture in their communities.

    • To foster a safe space for dialogue, self-reflection, and growth through critical thinking exercises that promote healthy relationships with ourselves and others. 

    Objectives

    By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

    • Define consent and recognize different forms of peer pressure.

    • Understand their own boundaries and how to respect the boundaries of others.

    • Confidently express their boundaries and accept rejection graciously.

    Details

    This workshop is intended to be 60 minutes. However, I can condense it to meet your time needs.

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    Will this workshop be scary? 

    • This workshop is overwhelmingly positive because we have the opportunity to nurture youth into becoming leaders, advocating for consent and creating positive change in their social circles and beyond. The workshop will be informative, fun and even funny at times! I assure you that there will be plenty of giggling. 

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    Why is this important? 

    • To empower youth with a comprehensive understanding of consent and its pivotal role in fostering a healthier and more inclusive society.

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    • Through this work, I aspire to spark a transformative movement where young people actively promote consent, paving the way for a safer, more respectful, and empathetic culture for everyone.   

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    Who is the instructor? 

    • That's me, Helen Quinn Pasin. Please check out my sexuality educator credentials here:

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