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Applications for our 2018-2019 Student Health Advocate group are now open.
Applications just opened to be a part of the Student Health Advocates with the Oregon School-Based Health Alliance. This is a 9-month leadership opportunity for students ages 14-22 in the Portland Metro area who are interested in school-based health and health equity.
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Save the Date: Join us for Advocacy Day 2019!
OSBHA's next School Health Advocacy Day is scheduled for Thursday, February 28, 2019.
School Health Advocacy Day is the only youth-driven advocacy event that supports school-based health services in Oregon. This annual event provides an
OSBHA Student Health Advocate Deza'Rae Collins was recently selected to participate in a journalism project with TIME magazine and Advance Local, devoted to exploring different perspectives about guns in America. Advance Local brought 21 citizens to Washington D.C. for a two-day intensive workshop on the weekend of the March For Our Lives protests.
Here, Deza'Rae shares about her
Portland, Ore. May 2, 2018– The Oregon School-Based Health Alliance, Raphael House of Portland, Volunteers of America Home Free, and Portland Public Schools are delighted to announce the launch of a collaborative program providing Healthy Relationship Advocacy services at Cleveland and Franklin High Schools.
There is growing recognition of the prevalence of teen relationship violence and
