By Jessica Renee Napier on May 3, 2012 · tagged as Brandy Sutherland, Center for Healthy Teen Relationships, Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence, Kelly Miller, Primary Prevention, Start Strong, teen dating, teen dating violence, Teen Dating Violence Prevention, The Hunger Games
May the Odds Ever Be in Your Favor: ‘Hunger Games’ to promote healthy relationships
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Kelly Miller and Brandy Sutherland of the Center for Healthy Teen Relationships, a project of the Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence, describe how they engaged young people to discuss gender equity at the opening of the popular move “The Hunger Games.” The Center for Healthy Teen Relationships conducted a survey and have released a lesson plan for teachers on gender empowerment.
Tagged as:
Brandy Sutherland,
Center for Healthy Teen Relationships,
Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence,
Kelly Miller,
Primary Prevention,
Start Strong,
teen dating,
teen dating violence,
Teen Dating Violence Prevention,
The Hunger Games
Kelly Miller and Brandy Sutherland of the Center for Healthy Teen Relationships, a project of the Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence, describe how they engaged young people to discuss gender equity at the opening of the popular move “The Hunger Games.” The Center for Healthy Teen Relationships conducted a survey and have released a lesson plan for teachers on gender empowerment.
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