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This
curriculum package provides facilitators with lessons, exercises and
activities designed to help young women develop self-respect, along
with a repertoire of skills for creating healthy relationships with
friends, allies and dating partners. Issues of power and control in
relationships, stereotypes of how women ought to act, ways that women
have learned to restrain or stifle expressions of anger, and strategies
for resisting others' acts of aggression are a few of the many topics
covered in the series. The package was created by Todos Institute
staff, in partnership with the Oakland Men's Project. Instructions
and exercises for 21 sessions are provided, along with recommendations
for reducing the series to 10-12 sessions. The package includes a
facilitator's guide with student handouts, workbooks for group participants,
a 28 minute video, wallet cards, and set of three posters. Each component
can be purchased separately.
Recommended
for facilitators, counselors, and youth activists working with young
women and teens in school settings or after-school groups.
Available from
Hazelden Information and Educational Services
15251 Pleasant Valley Road
P.O. Box 176
Center City, MN 55012-0127
Phone: (800) 328-9000
Fax: (651) 213-4590
Web site: www.hazeldenbookplace.org
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