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Daniele March 22, 2020 605Views 0Likes

The target audience for this program is students in 9^th-12^th grade. This program occurs over the course of four-five 50 minute classes (5^th class is optional).

The YourSPACE Program focuses on educating and empowering youth to understand and recognize the hallmarks of healthy relationships, and give them an understanding to help prevent victimization and perpetration, and how to safely intervene in cases of potential violence. The program is age appropriate, gender inclusive, and does not discuss the same elements of sexual education.

Topics for the program include: Equality = Nonviolence, Coercion is NOT Consent, Dating and Sexual Violence, Active Bystander Intervention, and Technology and Human Trafficking, The program has been reviewed by the Clark County School District and meets several specific standards within the health curriculum for the department of education.

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YourSPACE Middle School

Daniele March 23, 2020

The intended audience for this program is 8th Grade students. The program includes 5 – 50 minute class sessions.

The YourSPACE Program focuses on educating and empowering youth to understand and recognize the hallmarks of healthy relationships to prevent victimization and perpetration, and how to serve as active bystanders to safely intervene in cases of potential violence. The program is age appropriate, gender inclusive, and does not include elements of sexual education.

The program includes modules on: Social Norms and Objectification, Health and Unhealthy Relationships, Emotional Intelligence, Sexual

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Child Assault Prevention Program (CAP)

Daniele March 25, 2020

This program is offered in elementary schools with a target audience of 1st-3rd Graders. The program lasts approximately 90 minutes.

This interactive workshop includes teaching children their rights to be safe from all harm. Students learn empowerment skills to protect themselves from bullies and other abusers, and are taught ways to keep themselves safe from strangers, including those on the internet. We help children recognize tactics that abusers use to trick kids into victimization (which includes people they know and/or love), and discuss safe, healthy body boundaries which include

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