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Our February 2020 newsletter includes updates on Advocacy Day, Black History Month, the census, and an interview with OSBHA board co-chair Danni/y Rosen.
February 2020
This blog post is by Mirea Bacit, a member of OSBHA Student Health Advocates.
Everyone knows that relationships as fun as they can be, aren’t always perfect, whether you’re dating or married. Though problems are prevalent in every relationship, they’re seen more within teens and young adults. In a time full of self-discovery and growth, it’s important to
Attention: youth-serving providers! We hope you will join us for a free Eye to Eye training in Prineville, Oregon on January 14.
Eye to Eye is a youth-led training designed to shift provider’s approaches to relationships, connections, and power dynamics with youth. This January, we will present our Eye to Eye training with a focus on HPV.
Eye to Eye training is provided by members of
Are you passionate about strengthening school-based health services and systems that promote the health and academic success of young people?
The Oregon School-Based Health Alliance is currently recruiting for new board members including young people
between 13-25 years of age!
Learn more & apply here.
