It Takes a Village: Strategies for Community Mobilization for TPP Programs Webinar

1.50 hr
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Community Engagement Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program
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OPA

In September of 2010, a partnership between the Office of Adolescent Health (OAH) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded grants to state and community-based organizations to demonstrate the effectiveness of an innovative multi-component and community-wide initiative in reducing rates of teen pregnancy and birth in communities with the highest need. As part of this initiative, CDC also funded five national organizations to provide training and technical assistance to all grantees funded under this initiative. This webinar features presentations from two grantees and one national organization funded to provide training and technical assistance on community mobilization and sustainability.

Speakers:

  • Suzette Brann, Project Director, TPP Initiative Advocates for Youth
  • Anitra Henderson, President, SMG Public Affairs
  • Dionna Walters, Director, Bronx Teen Connection

Learning Objectives:

By the end of the webinar, participants will be able to:

  • Describe how and why community mobilization contributes to creating sustainable culture change related to teen pregnancy prevention
  • Provide evidence-based strategies to mobilize their communities to support teen pregnancy prevention efforts
  • Identify at least two tips and lessons learned from TPP grantees that have operationalized the community mobilization model and best practices

Time: 1.5 hour

Certificate of Completion: No

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