HBGIASH0013 - Unequal Partners Facilitator Training
Course Description
In an era of growing dialogue about power and consent, young people need opportunities to learn about healthy and unhealthy dynamics in relationships from teachers who are well equipped to handle difficult conversations. This full day training session for youth-serving professionals provides information and skills on implementing the manual Unequal Partners using trauma-informed educational approaches. Participants will learn about essential components of this educational resource, observe demonstrations of several lesson plans, and develop strategies for using Unequal Partners within their own organizations. As part of the training every participant will receive a free copy of Unequal Partners!Learner Outcomes
Participants will be able to:
1. describe at least three challenges to teaching about power, consent, and healthy relationships.
2. describe the difference between healthy, unhealthy and abusive relationships among teenagers.
3. explain how teenagers can be negatively impacted by abuse of power in a relationship.
4. define the term “trauma-informed approach” and discuss how it applies to educational programs for teenagers.
5. identify at least three lesson plans from Unequal Partners they can use within their own organization.
Notes
Please note that the training is at 2 different locations:
Temple University Harrisburg (HBGIASH0013-001) and Temple University Main Campus, Philadelphia (HBGIASH0013-002)
Registration will be from 8:30 am – 9:00 am; Training will start promptly at 9:00 am and end at 4:00 pm.
A light breakfast and sandwich lunch will be provided.
Weather Related Cancellations: In the event of inclement weather, TUH will make every effort to cancel events with as much notice as possible. Notification will be sent via email/DestinyOne once a decision to close or delay has been made. In all instances TUH will follow the University’s and/or the agency’s cancellation decisions.