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10th May2016

SAFE Screening Training

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Th, May 19, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
University of Denver, Driscoll Student Center, Rm TBD
It’s estimated that 7% of adults are attracted to children and less than 5% of sexual abuse is reported to police. Two-thirds of convicted rape and sexual assault offenders reported that their victims were under the age of 18. 1 in 5 young people are sexually abused, and 15% of sexual abuse is perpetrated by another juvenile. Are you doing everything you can to protect your youth?
Friends for Youth, Inc. leads the youth mentoring field in the development of guidelines for programs to select safe mentors. Based on their resource SAFE (Screening Applicants for Effectiveness): Guidelines to Prevent Child Molestation in Mentoring and Youth-Serving Organizations, this workshop offers recommendations on screening and monitoring tools as well as policies and procedures to ensure maximum safety. Participants will:

1. Review what is known about child sexual abuse perpetrators, red flags, and what to look for.

2. Learn to use informed intuition and various screening and monitoring tools.

3. Understand how to develop program policies and procedures to mitigate organizational risk.

Facilitators: Becky Cooper, Executive Director | Friends for Youth; Audrey Siegfried, Consultant | Mentor Colorado
Who Should Attend: Up to 2 people from each agency, preferably the person conducting screening and his/her manager
Cost: $25 training/lunch + $20 SAFE Screening book = $45 for Screening Success!
Registration: First come, first served up to 30 people! RSVP to Audrey Siegfried ASAP to secure your position!

Audrey Siegfried
a.lovesiegfried@gmail.com
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10th May2016

American Graduate documentary, Powered By Story is a must watch!

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We’re really excited to share our American Graduate documentary, Powered By Story,” with the world (well, with Colorado at first!) tomorrow at 7 p.m. and again at9 p.m. Tune into Colorado Public Television (channel 12.1 over the air and on DirecTV and Dish, channel 660 on Comcast) to see the culmination of our recent Opportunity Youth work.

 

The screening last week was extraordinary and the feedback on the film was fantastic. Please spread the word with your colleagues and friends!

 

If you can’t tune in, we’ll be posting a link to stream the film on demand from our video portal.

Here’s the link: http://video.cpt12.org/video/2365748444/

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09th May2016

It’s not too late, sign up for DSM-5~The Relevance to Culturally and Appropriate Service Delivery

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Please see attached flyer for the May 13th, 2016 DSM-5~The Relevance to Culturally and Appropriate Service Delivery. We still have opened slots.
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This is an excellent training opportunity for those Behavioral Health / Mental Health Directors, Mental Health Therapists, professional providers,social service providers, case managers, children, youth and family therapists, child and family case workers, counselors, juvenile justice system providers,family advocates, wraparound facilitators, that are on the Western Slope and located in Eagle, Garfield, Summit, Gunnison/ Hinsdale and La Plata Counties.
This training location is:
Mesa County Department of Human Services
Community Services Building
Room 1060
510 29 1/2 Road
Grand Junction, CO 81504

 

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09th May2016

The Fourth Annual Walk with Autism- Share the Journey on June 12th at Sloan’s Lake Park.

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09th May2016

May 11th is Youth Mental Awareness Day, here something you could do to help out.

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03rd May2016

Apply today to join one of Advocates for Youth’s programs!

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Are you a young person (14-24 years old) who:

  • Is passionate about organizing and fighting for young people’s rights to reproductive and sexual health information and services?
  • Is interested in joining a community of young leaders advocating for reproductive and sexual health across the country?
  • Wants to develop skills to make a difference in your community?

Apply today to join one of Advocates for Youth’s programs!

Youth activists are making their voices heard more than ever - in the Black Lives Matter movement, the immigration movement, the transgender rights movement, the abortion movement, and many others. Young people are leading the reproductive and sexual health and rights movement, and Advocates for Youth is committed to building the skills and power of youth activists around the nation.

Advocates’ youth activists have done amazing work this year. You can join them in:

  • Advocating for better sexual health education policies in your state
  • Increasing HIV testing and condom availability in your community or on your campus
  • Ensuring that universities provide safe and supportive learning environments for LGBTQ students of color.
  • Mobilizing your peers around international family planning issues
  • Working toward ending the shame and stigma people are made to feel about having an abortion

If this sounds like something you want to be a part of, click here to find out more about the programs and apply today! Applications are due May 1, 2016.

If you are a parent, teacher, or advocate who knows young people who are passionate about sexual and reproductive health and rights, please encourage them to apply.

Apply Today:

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02nd May2016

Really really cool philanthropic opportunity for youth!

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What’s your IDEA?

Get all the details and apply now at rcfdenver.org/IFG.

The deadline to submit an idea is Tuesday, May 31, 2016 at noon.

Questions? Contact Sarah Indyk, director of special projects, at sindyk@rcfdenver.org.

Know people with ideas?

Forward this email.

Share our Facebook posts.

Give them the Innovate for Good flyer in English or in Spanish.

For more information visit: http://www.rcfdenver.org/content/innovate-good-2016

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02nd May2016

University of Kansas is seeking students to participate in a Self Determination Study

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Researchers at the University of Kansas are developing and validating a new measure of self-determination, the Self-Determination Inventory: Self-Report (SDI:SR). The SDI:SR is a part of the ongoing research in self-determination conducted by Drs. Karrie Shogren and Michael Wehmeyer.
Participants Needed
Individuals ages 18 to 22 with disabilities will be asked to complete a 15-minute self-report survey.
Benefits
  • An individual online survey report is generated based on student responses.
  • Group data will be available to support instruction in self-determination.
  • Participating schools and organizations will have access to the SDI:SR at no cost once it is validated.
  • A $5.00 gift card will be offered to participants as a thank you for their time.
If you are or may know a potential participant for the survey, please go to http://www.self-determination.org/ and participate now! You can also forward this message to others who may be interested.
Contact the researchers conducting this study atselfdetermination@ku.edu if you have questions
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