The document outlines innovations in training and dissemination efforts related to female condom campaigns, online forums for youth peer education, and adolescent sexual health education in schools. It emphasizes the importance of effective communication, community engagement, and the use of technology to enhance awareness and implementation of sexual health programs. Additionally, it highlights the significance of addressing the sexualization of girls and fostering their independence and activism through media literacy and support from adults.

2. Getting the Word Out:Innovations in Trainingand Dissemination

3. Zoe Lehman

4. Chicago Female Condom CampaignMission: To improve access, awareness, and proper use of FCsTechnology: www.ringonit.org, Facebook, Twitter, photo campaignEducate women, men, and transgender on vaginal and anal usePublicize availability in Walgreens storesPromote campaign events, trainings, and media coverageShare FC news and campaigns

5. Lessons LearnedKeep online followers engaged but not overwhelmed2-3 Facebook posts per week3-4 tweets per day throughout dayDon’t link Facebook and Twitter to auto-update

6. Best PracticesQuality over quantityDedicated Social media manager: Consistent MessagingMaterials downloadable on website

7. Facebook Insights

9. Robyn Dayton

10. Background InformationGetting guidelines utilized, not just printed: Online forum to advance evidence-based practices in international youth peer educationPurpose:Expert responses to questions Space to share successes, address gaps in guidelinesFamiliarize participants with Evidence-based Guidelines for Youth Peer Education

11. Lessons LearnedOnline forums require careful planning to:Run smoothlyAttractparticipants Create a safe space in which visitors to the forum are willing to put themselves “out there” Beyond expert experiences

12. What worked well?Repeated forum advertising via authoring agencies before and during the eventPlanted questionsAcknowledgement and response to tool gaps via the forum

13. Forum by the numbers3 day forum7pages on unique topics4 experts from US, Eastern Europe, Philippines2,500 visits1,300 unique visitors from 85 countries18 users posting comments

15. Dennis H. Li

16. Mobilizing Schools Around Effective Adolescent Sexual Health EducationTexas Middle and High SchoolsTargetSchool officials, teachers, parents, and community membersTechnologyWeb-based decision support system (DSS) with multimedia toolsPurposeAdoption, implementation, and maintenance of evidence-based sexual health education programs

17. Conceptual FrameworksAre KeyMaintenanceAssessmentImplementationPreparationGetting others on boardEfficiently capture behaviors and determinants without overwhelming the user

18. What Worked? Maintaining fidelity to Intervention Mapping

19. Uses knowledge acquisitionand theoretical and empirical evidence

20. Obtaining continuous feedback from community members

21. Developing training and advocacy tools that utilize various media

22. 8 behavioral matrices

23. 66 performance objectives

24. >400 change objectivesWebsite MockupAction Steps: 7Performance Indicators: 31Tool Options: 9Phases: 4

26. Renee Randazzo

27. Hardy Girls Healthy WomenPrograms for girlsTraining for adults who work with girlsEnvisioning a world where girls experience independence, safety, and equality in their everyday lives.

28. Sexualization Defined A person’s value comes only from his/her sex appeal.“Sexy” is narrowly defined.A person is objectified.Sexuality is inappropriately imposed.

29. The ImpactTeach media literacySexualization of Girls leads to: Increased depression

30. Lower self esteem

31. Increased incidence of eating disordersAmerican Psychological Association Task ForceHelp her understand stressors within a larger contextWhat Adults Can DoBuild her alliance with other girlsEncourage Activism!

32. Reaching Adults Through Webinars Global reach

33. Sharing images

34. Shifting perspective

35. Sharing tools to engage girls