This human trafficking awareness and prevention class provides meaningful content intended to educate pregnancy center workers on common types of human trafficking. How to identify potential victims and traffickers in your centers, how to react to and report potential trafficking, and what resources are available to centers and victims. Presented By: Beverly Weeks
From social media posts to event literature, the messaging you use in your marketing is critical to empowering clients and gaining their trust. In this workshop, learn from a combination of data and case studies to create powerful and effective messaging for your organization. Presented By: Carmen Dahlberg
The GDPR: General Data Protection Regulation. What it is and why it matters to a center. By the end of the workshop attendees should know what the GDPR is, whether it impacts their center and outreach and how to comply with the GDPR. Presented By: Ellen Foell
The latest in newborn care from a medical point of view, with Dr. Kindig and medical student Paige Lewis, Boonshoft School of Medicine, Dayton Ohio. The participants that view this course will learn growth and development along with milestones for babies from birth to 3 years old. This education can be shared with new moms and dads that come to your pregnancy center, as well as reminding your staff, the important resources and care of the infant and young child. Presented By: Marilyn Kindig Stahl
You wouldn't use the same toothbrush that you were brushing your teeth with in 1994, so why are you using the same sex education you did in 1994? The world looks different now and our education should look different too. Understand how a shift in posture and language can bring your sex education from the then to the now. Truth doesn't change, but the way we explain it can.
Learn how to find and cultivate a list of your top supporters in your pregnancy center's database. Everyone has major donors - you just need to find them! Presented By: Haley Limo
Parents are increasingly offered prenatal tests to screen for various prenatal conditions and subsequently offered abortion following a positive result. Ethicists broadly agree Informed Consent is critical in making medical decisions, yet parents often are not presented with the information they need to make an informed decision following a positive test result, which all too often leads to abortion. Presented by Gary Thome
This is a presentation for “people helpers” - those who minister to the public. The goal is to help these helpers recognize symptoms that indicate they are in over their heads. It covers the disorders and entanglements they might face in this capacity and what to do if they are faced with this. It is not to diagnose or to teach clinical research but rather for them to see the warning signs and extricate themselves if necessary. Presented by Dinah Monahan