SAAF Youth Prevention shared a page.
On 4/14 at the Trans*Form Employment Expo, you can get specialized resume, interview, and professional dress advice in the morning.
A page to track all of your favorite youth prevention programs at the Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation!
- Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness DayFriday, April 8, 2016 at 4:00 PM in MST2 guests
- We love the Life Plus Project!
- #GlobalFemaleCondomDay! Female Condoms are a powerful tool for pr...otecting women's sexual health, and a source of empowerment that allows women to proactively take steps to avoid pregnancy or sexually transmitted diseases including HIV! http://www.nationalfccoalition.org/gfcd Thank you National Minority AIDS Council for the graphic! See More
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Celebrate femmes and check out this rockin list! This article does a great job of celebrating folks without objectifying them - peep it!
Today we are proud to highlight some members of our community who are often written out of the queer narrative. We are putting the spotlight on femmes of color whose styles embody femmeness in its many dimensions. One of the many contributions poet and activist Alok Vaid-Menon's has made to the quee…
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Students enrolled in the Youth Life Project at Edge High School have been working really hard on their art project, which will be shown at Take Back The Night. Take Back the Night is an international event and non-profit organization with the mission of ending sexual, relationship, and domestic violence in all forms. Hundreds of events are held in over 30 countries annually. Events often include marches, rallies and vigils intended as a protest and direct action against rape and other forms of sexual, relationship, and domestic violence.
The Tucson Take Back The Night event will take place on April 28th from 4pm-8pm at House of Neighborly Service.
Scarleteen is sex-positive internet space for youth and young adults to feel empowered around getting comprehensive information! Check out this "Driver's Ed For the Sexual Superhighway: Navigating Consent" page for information on consent as well as the many resources available at Scarleteen!
http://www.scarleteen.com/…/drivers_ed_for_the_sexual_super…
Sexual violence disproportionately affects gender and sexual minorities, especially trans folk. These statistics come from the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, and it is important to recognize that there are several barriers to collecting data to represent already underrepresented communities.
SAAF Youth Prevention shared MTV Staying Alive's post.
Continuing with our focus in SAAF Youth Prevention to look at celebrity stories this week, the Youth Life Project is taking a look at the current events involving Kesha and her producer, Dr. Luke, who reportedly physically/emotionally abused and raped her for 10 years. This week a federal judge denied her plea to have her contract voided.
"It's scary that a judge felt obligated to deny the motion to release her from her contract with Sony in spite of allegations that her long...time producer Dr. Luke repeatedly sexually, physically, verbally and emotionally abused her (allegations he has denied). It's scary that our court system does not seem to be able to meaningfully weigh such claims in making its decisions. It's scary that we could live in a society that would essentially make a woman choose between her career and her sense of safety."
Many fans have rallied behind Kesha with an activist campaign called #FreeKesha. What are your thoughts and feelings?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/…/kesha-workplace-harrassment…
SAAF Youth Prevention is kinda talking about celebrities this week. Celebrities are people just like you or I, that means that they can experience challenges with drug and alcohol use too. Here are 6 people who have been open about their struggles and now are able to resist things that are challenging and unhealthy for them. Do you know of any other celebrities not on the list?
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SAAF Youth Prevention shared The Anchor Project's video.
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SAAF Youth Prevention shared Aunt Rita's Foundation's post.
An interesting article about Charlie Sheen's disclosure.... What are your thoughts?
Being responsible has huge impact in the world of #HIV. We are grateful that Charlie spoke up.
Getting consent doesn't have to be awkward, but it is required! Check out this video created by students from the University of Arizona working to create a culture of consent in their campus and Tucson communities! To learn more about consent, healthy relationships, and how to ask for consent, come chat with the Youth Life Project staff: Jai, Michael and Timo!
Getting consent doesn't have to be awkward. All you have to do is ask! Our Oasis Program is here to help anyone impacted by sexual assault, relationship viol...
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SAAF Youth Prevention shared The Anchor Project's photo.
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Black QTPOC Discussion Topic of the Day - "The Future: Visions"
Asking someone for permission for sex is as easy as tea. Here's a rad way to think about CONSENT! To learn more about consent, healthy relationships, and how to ask for consent, come chat with the Youth Life Project staff: Jai, Michael and Timo!
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Happy Thursday! This post is brought to you from the Youth Life Project Team here at SAAF!
Do you know the difference between empathy and sympathy? Understanding both can help you support people in your life and build skills to foster healthy relationships. Watch this video to learn more:
What is the best way to ease someone's pain and suffering? In this beautifully animated RSA Short, Dr Brené Brown reminds us that we can only create a genuin...
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