“Will you be back next year?” “Will we have sex ed in high school?”
“Where can we go with our questions once you leave?”
These are the questions we receive from students as we bring our courses to schools across the country. Students are asking for more support as they try to confidently navigate their teenage years with the skills and knowledge necessary to make educated decisions.
Without accurate information from trusted adults, the majority of young people in the United States today are receiving their only sex ed from porn. We must be proactive and provide young people with the information they need.
This series of online peer groups will provide your child with this community and space. To support pre-teens and teens, we are launching three peer groups:
You may sign your child up for one, two, or all three of these peer groups.
Each group consists of three one-hour sessions. Students will meet with peers of similar ages:10-13 year-olds or 14-16 year-olds.
These groups will be interactive, with reflection, stories, and small group discussions. Each series will dive deep into the topic with small peer cohorts, expert facilitators, and the safe, open space most young people are craving.
Without accurate information from trusted adults, the majority of young people in the United States today are receiving their only sex ed from porn. We must be proactive and provide young people with the information they need.
This series of online peer groups will provide your child with this community and space. To support pre-teens and teens, we are launching three peer groups:
- Let’s Talk about Love, Relationships, and Consent
- Let’s Talk about Sex and DecisionMaking
- Let’s Talk about Digital Health and the Psychology of Media Manipulation
You may sign your child up for one, two, or all three of these peer groups.
Each group consists of three one-hour sessions. Students will meet with peers of similar ages:10-13 year-olds or 14-16 year-olds.
These groups will be interactive, with reflection, stories, and small group discussions. Each series will dive deep into the topic with small peer cohorts, expert facilitators, and the safe, open space most young people are craving.
Learn more:
To register your child:
STEP 1: Complete this brief formShare information about how we can best support your child, and what peer group they'll join.
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STEP 2: Submit secure payment
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STEP 3: Receive the zoom link for your childOnce you are fully registered, you'll receive the meeting invitation with a zoom link for your child to access for the series.
Your child will be ready to begin! |
Learn more about the series from our Q&A Webinar
The Q&A, held on May 3rd, is a resource for parents about:
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Meet the Facilitators
Jenn Lishansky
Educator, Coach, Facilitator Jenn Lishansky is dedicated to youth empowerment. Jenn's career includes leading youth experiences in New Mexico, the Middle East, Senegal, Nepal, and Haiti. Jenn has taught mindfulness skills, conscious leadership, global citizenship, self-awareness, and sex education to hundreds of teenagers. In addition to working with young people, Jenn is also the leader of Be Social Change, an organization dedicated to trainings and events for social impact professionals. Jenn attended New York University (NYU), where she studied politics, religious studies, and the Middle East. When Jenn isn't traveling or spending time with family, she's based in Upstate New York. |