The City of Rochester's SOAR program sponsored by the Office of
Adolescent Health presents
AN INTERSECTIONAL APPROACH TO ADOLESCENT SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE
HEALTH
This session will explore how awareness of intersectionality can
affect sexual and reproductive health care for
teens. Intersectionality recognizes that identity is multidimensional
and that aspects of a person’s identity are interconnected rather
than independent of each other. How might a person’s age, racial
identity, sexuality, or gender expression affect the care they
receive? Might these effects be amplified if a person falls into
categories of multiple minority identities? Through participation in
this session, participants will be encouraged to look at the ways in
which an intersectional approach can ensure better sexual and
reproductive health outcomes for youth seeking care. A variety of
learning techniques will be utilized to not only educate but to engage
conversations and work to develop solutions.
PRESENTERS: Highland Family Planning
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