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Community Education with Purpose<\/p>\n

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Community Education Programs<\/h1>\n

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Consistent with HIV Alliance\u2019s mission, our community education program uses accurate and factual information to prevent new infections. We work to inform and education everyone, including youth, young adults, adults in treatment, and all other community members<\/span>. Knowledge is a powerful tool, but it must be applied correctly. Our goal is to equip every participant with the knowledge and skills they need to reduce their likelihood of transmitting an STI.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Youth Education & POZ Speakers<\/h2>\n

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Each year, we reach thousands of public, private, and charter school students across Douglas, Lane, and Marion Counties for free. We know that when young people have access to evidence-based and trustworthy information they will make intelligent and mature decisions regarding their health. Our lessons bring straight forward information to Oregonian youth and emphasize reducing infection and dispelling myths and stigma.<\/p>\n

Our youth presentations consider that students of different ages and learning stages may process sexual health information differently. Our presentations are tailored to be age appropriate to youth of different grade levels and understanding.<\/p>\n

POZ Speakers<\/strong> are \u201cpositive\u201d in many ways, especially in their attitudes! The Education program hosts a small team of HIV+ individuals that are willing to share their personal stories about living with HIV, while also delivering a prevention focused message. These lessons are designed to be interactive and engaging for young audiences. POZ presentations are divided into three main parts: life before their HIV diagnosis, life at diagnosis, and how their life has been altered by HIV. Sometimes these speakers present the HIV 101 information to a class, sometimes they follow an HIV 101 presentation and help to reinforce what was taught. All of our POZ Speakers are trained in age-appropriate presentation techniques and are capable of answering students\u2019 questions.<\/p>\n

Each presentation naturally incorporates prevention messages that empower youth to learn from the experience of the speaker. Sample prevention messages include: \u201cit only takes one time, one risky behavior to become infected,\u201d or \u201cit\u2019s not who you are, but what you do that puts you at risk.\u201d HIV Alliance\u2019s POZitively Speaking Program not only aims to present honest, professional, real-life stories that youth can learn from, but to also put a human face to an often-stigmatized population.<\/p>\n

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\u201cSteve did a great job including the dangers of drinking too much. He also let people know that HIV is not a death sentence and lifestyle can influence someone\u2019s quality of life. I think Steve really helps destigmatize HIV. Many students have come to me to say thank you for bringing Steve in to speak. They were really moved and appreciated his info and honesty. Thank you! This was such a positive experience for everyone.\u201d\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

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\u201cThis was an impactful presentation. I would like to discuss having Bo come back next year to present to our whole school. His message of loving yourself and tuning in to our instincts and intuition to keep us out of bad situations is so powerful. I would love for all our students to hear this.\u201d\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2014 Gateways High School, 2017<\/em><\/p>\n

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\u201c[Ernie] Something I noticed in your presentation was the way you reinforce the \u201cyour friends might need this information, this is important, and you could be the friend that helps.\u201d This method draws our students in, and helps them feel empowered to share this information with peers. Thank you.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

\u2014 Looking Glass Center Point School, 2018<\/em><\/p>\n

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We are currently looking for more HIV-positive individuals to join our POZitively Speaking Program<\/strong> for the upcoming school year. There are certainly many challenges facing youth today and our speakers often get to make a wonderful impact on the youth of our Willamette and Umpqua Valleys. Trainings will include how to develop one\u2019s own personal story while including prevention focused messages, as well as tips and tricks to speaking and engaging with you online in a virtual setting. Reach out to HIV Alliance\u2019s Education Coordinator at education@allianceor.org<\/a> with any questions and for an invitation!<\/p>\n

Our program is age appropriate and provides the tools and resources to complete many of the Oregon\u2019s requirements on comprehensive sexuality education. We consider our program a great supplemental tool for local school teachers.<\/p>\n

The Middle School<\/strong> presentation does not assume sexual health foundations and therefore has an overview of anatomical terms and healthy relationships basics.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The High School<\/strong> presentation builds on the assumed information above. We ask each class where they are their \u201csex-ed\u201d curriculum to gauge how much reinforcement they might need.<\/p>\n

In Youth Treatment Centers<\/strong>, we also do not assume all of the basics<\/em> have been covered, so we take time to reinforce those terms.<\/p>\n

The Education Program also reaches local schools\u2019 GSA (Gay-Straight Alliance, or Gender and Sexuality Alliance) groups. The GSA presentation model<\/strong> emphasizes the relevance of this subject matter to the LGBTQ+ community. After presenting on HIV information, we tend to survey students on their own experience in and outside of schools. This can lead to healthy discussions on the need for sex-ed and more inclusive learning content broadly.<\/p>\n

Oregon is lucky to offer and require an in-depth look at human sexuality. Without this information, a student may not know how to protect themselves from common STIs (sexually transmitted infections). See Oregon\u2019s Comprehensive Sexuality Education requirements here<\/a>.<\/p>\n