“What To Do When You’re Raped” AN ABC Handbook.
“What To Do When You’re Raped” AN ABC Handbook Order Form.
Teen Dating Violence Prevention Curriculum
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Too many young Indigenous women are survivors of dating violence or will experience dating violence at some point in their lives. As teenagers, dating violence can profoundly affect young survivors’ future relationships, self-esteem, and feelings of self-worth.
Order form for the young women’s workbook and facilitator’s guide.
Young Women’s Workbook. Click here to see table of contents.
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Yet friends, families, tribes, schools, and society overall often ignore dating violence and the broader issues of lifelong trauma associated with it. Young women are not taught about dating violence and date rape until it is too late. The problem is nearly always addressed only after it occurs, instead of preventing it before it happens.
The Native American Women’s Health Education Resource Center recognizes this problem and has developed the Teen Dating Violence Curriculum and Workbook for Native American Girls to address this issue.
PRICE PER WORKBOOK
| Teen Girls Dating Violence Prevention Curriculum |
| The workbook contains information and exercises that deal with | |
| – self-esteem | – setting and enforcing boundaries |
| – warning signs | – escaping a violent situation safely |
| – communicating clearly | – gender stereotypes |
| – understanding the results of trauma | – places to find more information |
| – recognizing healthy relationships | – legal rights |
| – self-care | – healing from dating violence |
| Young Women’s Facilitator’s Guide |
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The accompanying facilitator’s guide provides discussion topics and approaches to help facilitate insightful and useful discussions. The workbook and facilitator’s guide are ideal for the classroom or community groups.
We hope you will join us in our effort to assist the young women in our communities in finding the self-confidence to avoid abusive relationships and the knowledge to recognize healthy relationships.
| Teen Girls Dating Violence Prevent Curriculum Facilitator Guide |
More information on the Teen Dating Violence Curriculum
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Order form for the young men’s workbook and facilitator’s guide.
Young Mens Workbook Click here to see the table of contents.
Yet friends, families, tribes, schools, and society overall often ignore dating violence and the broader issues of lifelong trauma associated with it. Young men are not taught about dating violence and date rape until it is too late. The problem is nearly always addressed only after it occurs, instead of preventing it before it happens.
The Native American Men’s Health Education Resource Center recognizes this problem and has developed the Teen Dating Violence Curriculum and Workbook for Native American Young Men to address this issue.
PRICE PER WORKBOOK
| Teen Boys Dating Violence Prevention Curriculum |
| The workbook contains information and exercises that deal with | |
| – self-esteem | – setting and enforcing boundaries |
| – warning signs | – escaping a violent situation safely |
| – communicating clearly | – gender stereotypes |
| – understanding the results of trauma | – places to find more information |
| – recognizing healthy relationships | – legal rights |
| – self-care | – healing from dating violence |
| Young Men’s Facilitator’s Guide |
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The accompanying facilitator’s guide provides discussion topics and approaches to help facilitate insightful and useful discussions. The workbook and facilitator’s guide are ideal for the classroom or community groups.
We hope you will join us in our effort to assist the young men in our communities in finding the self-confidence to avoid abusive relationships and the knowledge to recognize healthy relationships.
| Teen Boys Dating Violence Prevention Facilitator Guide |
Indigenous Women’s Health Book
Indigenous Women’s
Health Book,
Within the Sacred Circle:
Reproductive Rights,
Environmental Health,
Traditional Herbs
and Remedies.
Edited by Charon Asetoyer, Katherine Cronk,
and Samanthi Kewakapuge.
Pine Hill Press, 2003. 322 pages.
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| Shipping Information |
| Your Name_________________________________ | Checks or Money Orders Payable To: |
| Address ___________________________________ | Native American Community Board |
| City, State Zip ______________________________ | P.O. Box 572 |
| Phone_____________________________________ | Lake Andes, South Dakota 57356 |
| Email Address______________________________ | P: (605) 487-7072 F: (605) 487-7964 |
The Resource Center sends out a bi-weekly newsletter called the Indigenous Women’s Reproductive Watch (IWRW). Each issue features an article on a health topic relevant to Native communities and women’s reproductive health.
Examples of topics covered by the IWRW:
- Caffeine and osteoporosis
- Endocrine disruptors
- HPV and ovarian cancer
- Gardisil
- Tips for a healthier lifestyle
To subscribe, send an email to iwrw@charles-mix.com and put “subscribe” in the subject line.