Tell us about your audience, goals and event. We’ll recommend the program and format that fit.
Programs are available for high schools, colleges, youth organizations, boys’ and men’s programs, conferences, workplaces and community groups.
You’ll receive a response to discuss your audience, desired outcomes, timing, location and customization needs.
Yes. Programs can be tailored for elementary, middle, or high school students, with the language, examples, activities, and discussion topics adjusted to suit the audience’s age and developmental level. We can also collaborate with school leaders to ensure the program supports the specific needs and goals of their students.
Yes. While in-person programming is preferred because it encourages stronger engagement and more natural discussion, virtual presentations and workshops are also available. The format can be adapted to create an interactive and meaningful experience for remote audiences.
Yes. Programs can be developed specifically for teachers, school staff, parents, and caregivers. These sessions can build personal awareness while also helping adults recognize unhealthy relationship behaviors, model healthy communication, and support the young people in their care.
Presentations and workshops typically run between 60 and 90 minutes. Programs can be delivered as a one-time session or developed as a multi-session series, depending on the audience, the topics being covered, and the organization’s goals.
Because these conversations may address sensitive or personal experiences, we recommend having a school counselor or another qualified support professional available during student workshops and presentations. This gives students access to appropriate support if the material raises questions, concerns, or a need to speak privately with a trusted adult.
Yes. Workshops and presentations can combine multiple topics to address the needs of the school, organization, or student population. We can work with you to identify the most relevant themes and develop a focused program that fits the available time while supporting your desired outcomes.
Start by watching the talk, reviewing the program menu or using the free educator lesson.