Are you a parent, teacher, health care provider, or community member who would like to bring our 90-minute Real Life. Real Talk. Parents Night Out to your parents you know or work with? We’d love to hear from you!
Our trained facilitators can come to you, free of charge, to offer an exciting crash course in the realities of youth’s lives and communication around sexuality.
Left: Rev. Sarah McTyre, Park Central Presbyterian Church Right: Michael Messina-Yatzi, University United Methodist
Real Life. Real Talk. Parents Night Out
The Real Life. Real Talk. Parent Program is a 90-minute event focusing on youth romance, sex and friendships in the 21st Century. The event is anchored by a 20-minute video on the realites of kids, a 20-minute interactive exercise on parent-youth communication and 25 minutes of time in which parents explore how youth today utilize technology and join in dialogue. Two facilitators – one connected with Real Life. Real Talk., the other a staff member at a community partner organization – host the event, leading brief discussions and short interactive exercises.
SEXTING: Not My Kid!
What Parents need to Know:
• Teen Culture, Behaviors & Technology
• The Realities of Sexting
• Legal Implications of Sexting
• How to Talk to Your Kids
Event tailored for the audience…guest speakers from law enforcement optional.
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Parents Night Out
Are you a parent, teacher, health care provider, or community member who would like to bring our 90-minute Real Life. Real Talk. Parents Night Out to your parents you know or work with? We’d love to hear from you!
Our trained facilitators can come to you, free of charge, to offer an exciting crash course in the realities of youth’s lives and communication around sexuality.
Contact us to schedule a program.
Left: Rev. Sarah McTyre, Park Central Presbyterian Church Right: Michael Messina-Yatzi, University United Methodist
Real Life. Real Talk. Parents Night Out
The Real Life. Real Talk. Parent Program is a 90-minute event focusing on youth romance, sex and friendships in the 21st Century. The event is anchored by a 20-minute video on the realites of kids, a 20-minute interactive exercise on parent-youth communication and 25 minutes of time in which parents explore how youth today utilize technology and join in dialogue. Two facilitators – one connected with Real Life. Real Talk., the other a staff member at a community partner organization – host the event, leading brief discussions and short interactive exercises.
SEXTING: Not My Kid!