1. The Five Private Body Parts Kids Need To Protect
2. Body Secret Scenarios to report to a trusted adult
3. Why Body Secrets Are Bad?
4. Friendly and appropriate ways to greet each other
5. Friendly and appropriate ways to greet each other
6. Appropriate Reasons For Trusted Adults To Touch You
No Body Secrets (30 minutes)
The aim of this presentation is to educate kids about 'Personal Safety and No Body Secrets,' providing them with the knowledge and tools to recognize boundaries and speak up about uncomfortable situations.
- Indecent Exposure
2. Revenge Porn
3. Voyeurism
4. Sexual Coercion
5. Statutory Rape
6. Sexual Battery
7. Sexual Assault
8. Rape
9. Child Sexual Abuse
10. Sex Trafficking
Crimes Against Consent
“Crimes Against Consent” is a learning game that aims to enhance players' understanding of the legal and societal dimensions of crimes against consent. By engaging with real-world scenarios, legal evidence requirements, and the varying severity of penalties, players are encouraged to think critically about the implications of these crimes.
1. Know your campus
2. Fraud and Financial Scams
3. Theft / Robbery/ Burglary
4. Sexual Assault and Harassment
5. Dating Violence
6. Alcohol and Drug
7. Violent Behavior
College Campus Safety 101 (45-60 minutes)
This presentation aims to equip future college students with essential knowledge and practical strategies to promote their success and personal safety during their college journey by providing valuable information and actionable tips.
1) Signs Your Kid has good and bad friends
2) What happens when parents ignore signs of bad peer pressure in friend relationships?
3) Signs of a Good and bad Teen Dating Relationship
4) What happens when parents ignore signs of bad peer pressure in teen dating?
5) Tips dealing with both teen dating and the choice of friends.
Good and Bad Peer Pressure (45 Minutes)
This presentation aims to empower parents with the knowledge of good and bad peer pressure and the tools necessary to navigate their children's friendships and dating relationships.
1. Consent
2. Sexual Harassment
3. Sexual Assault
4. Rape & Rape Culture
5. #MeToo Movement
6. Registered sex offender
7. A Consent Experiment
Consent (45-60 minutes)
This presentation aims to increase awareness and understanding among the audience about the multifaceted aspects of consent, sexual coercion, sexual harassment, sexual assault, rape culture, the #MeToo movement, sex offender registration, and potential misunderstandings surrounding consent. consent.
1. OPTICAL ILLUSION – “Group Think Experiment”
2. Peer Pressure Substance Abuse
3. Peer Pressure Risky Behavior
4. Peer Pressure Bullying
5. Peer Pressure Body Image
6. Peer Pressure Academics
7. Peer Pressure Substance Abuse
8. Tips to Resist Peer Pressure
The Dangers of Blindly Following Peer Pressure (45-60 minutes)
This presentation aims to empower you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence necessary to navigate and overcome negative peer pressure, enabling you to make positive choices and become influential leaders within your school community.
- Victim warning signs of being groomed
2. Characteristics that groomers target
3. "Behaviors & personality traits of groomers"
4. Education on the six stages of grooming
5. Crimes women are groomed into committing
6. Young women groomed into sexual acts
7. Stories of gang grooming & human trafficking
8. Why rape goes unreported to the police?
9. Toxic relationship signs vs healthy relationships signs
10. Top 10 tips to recognize and prevent grooming
Hidden Victims of Grooming (60 minutes)
This presentation aims to raise awareness and educate the audience about the six specific tactics and dangers associated with the grooming of females by gangs. It seeks to highlight the unique vulnerabilities and experiences of female recruits, the psychological and physical impacts of gang involvement, and the methods used by gangs to manipulate and control young women. Additionally, the presentation will provide insights into effective prevention and intervention strategies, emphasizing the importance of support networks and resources to help at-risk females avoid and escape gang exploitation.
1. Academic Pressure
2. Poor time Mangement
3. Poor Health Choice
4. Social Difficulties
5. Bullying
6. Toxic School Environment
7. Sexual Peer Pressure & Harassment in School
8. Family Problems
9. No Interest in School
Mental Health Strategies for Teens Part 1 & 2 (Presentation or Workshop)
This presentation/workshop aims to educate students on effective mental health strategies and provide resources to alleviate academic pressure and stress, promoting improved academic performance, positive social interactions, and overall well-being.
