Train-The-Trainer Guide to Teaching Youth About Sexual Assault and Consent 

 

Originally developed to train police officers to speak effectively and sensitively with young people about sexual assault and consent, this comprehensive training is valuable for educators, parents, youth-serving professionals, advocates, and anyone who works with young people and their families. The guide draws on experience teaching consent education in high schools and higher-education settings.

 

You Belong: LGBTQIA+ Inclusion

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​This professional development training provides participants with a deeper understanding of gender, sexuality, and identities beyond the gender binary. Participants will learn best practices for supporting LGBTQIA+ people, challenging harmful assumptions and social norms, and taking practical, everyday actions to create safer, more inclusive, and welcoming environments.

 

Body Image & Self-Love in a Media World

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This workshop examines the social and cultural messages that shape how we see and relate to our bodies. Participants will explore how capitalism, media, and diet culture reinforce unrealistic beauty standards and contribute to body shame, harmful beliefs, and disordered eating. The workshop also offers practical strategies for challenging and disrupting these messages while building a more compassionate, inclusive, and affirming relationship with the body.

 

Sexual Health: Contraceptives & STIs

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Participants will explore the basics of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), how they are spread, and how to prevent them. The session will also cover different methods of birth control, including hormonal and non-hormonal options, emergency contraception, and the role of consent in sexual decision-making. Through discussion and reflection, students will gain tools to make informed, responsible choices about their sexual health.