2010 Teen Pregnancy Prevention Conference

Technology and Sexual Learning: Risks and Opportunities

The Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel

State College, Pennsylvania • April 26-27, 2010

http://www.outreach.psu.edu/programs/teen-pregnancy/

An Intensive Two-Day Program for Professionals

Committed to Teen Pregnancy Prevention

Gain insights from top experts from around the country!
Discover successful strategies, interventions, and initiatives.
Learn the latest facts and statistics, and about helpful resources.
Exchange ideas with professionals who share your goals.

Promoting Science-Based Approaches

As part of an ongoing project in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), PCPTP provides training and technical assistance to professionals on science-based approaches that have been proven by research to be effective in reducing teen pregnancy. Science-based approaches ensure that programs will have a greater chance of success. In addition, science-based approaches allow for programs to be developed that are specific to the needs of a community.

Visit PCPTP's Science-Based Approaches web site for more information:

http://pcptp.org/ScienceBasedApproachestoTeenPregnancyPrevent/tabid/772/Default.aspx

Pennsylvania Learning Academy for Sexuality Education (PLASE)

The Pennsylvania Learning Academy for Sexuality Education (PLASE) provides sexuality education training to those professionals who work with young people in need of accurate sexual information and health-promoting skills. PLASE was developed by PCPTP in collaboration with Penn State University, an approved Act 48 provider.

Visit the PLASE web site for more information and to register for courses:

http://www.outreach.psu.edu/programs/PLASE/