POWER UP LIVE EVENTS
We offer a number of our Workshops Live throughout the year. We update this page regularly. Check back often & join our community to stay in the loop.
Sexual Health Education for Adults with Special Needs
Location:
Robert Scott School
Port Hardy, B.C.
Date and Time:
Mon, 06 April, 2020
9:15 AM – 11:15 AM PST
For adults with special needs
We all have a body and most of us have sexual thoughts, feelings and desires. In this workshop, we will talk about consent and healthy relationships - identify what traits we are looking for in
a romantic partner, dating progressions, relationships styles, etc.
Creating a Culture of Child Protection
Location:
Robert Scott School
Room 1
Port Hardy, B.C.
Date and Time:
Mon, 06 April 2020
12:30 PM – 2:30 PM PST
Calling all early childhood educators, parents of primary aged children, social workers, teachers, grand-parents raising grand-children and ANYONE who works with or cares for children.
Sexual Health Education for Special Needs K-7
Location:
Port Hardy Secondary
School
Library (Room 415)
Port Hardy, B.C.
Date and Time:
Tues, 07 April 2020
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM PST
Calling all early childhood educators, parents of primary aged children, social workers, teachers, grand-parents raising grand-children and ANYONE who works with or cares for children.
Sexual Health Education for Special Needs 8+
Location:
Port Hardy Secondary
School
Library (Room 415)
Port Hardy, B.C.
Date and Time:
Wed, 08 April 2020
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM PST
Calling all educators, parents of teens, social workers, teachers, grand-parents raising grand-children and ANYONE who works with or cares for youth.
Creating a Culture of Child Protection
Location:
Kwakiutl Health Center
Port Hardy, B.C.
Date and Time:
Wed, 27 May 2020
6:00 PM – 8:30 PM PST
Calling all early childhood educators, parents of primary aged children, social workers, teachers, grand-parents raising grand-children and ANYONE who works with or cares for children.
How to Talk to Your Kids about Pornography
Location:
TBD
Date and Time:
TBD
It is not about if your child/children will view pornography, it is about when. Schools and families must intentionally filter out inappropriate sexual images so that they are not viewed by children. Nearly 50% of children who see pornography by accident say they can't forget that first image.
Want to learn more about the long-term impacts of pornography viewing? Want to learn how to talk to your kids? Then this workshop is for you!